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April 1, 2016 at 8:34 am #100630
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GuestDear fireinthebelly:
I read your post attentively. And I would like to interact with you about it back and forth.
To get to know you better, can you tell me what the song, the title, the words of fire in the Belly means to you? is there a fire in your belly? What kind of fire is it?
anita
April 2, 2016 at 5:27 am #100689Inky
ParticipantHi fireinthebelly,
Regardless of how it ended, you DID have a seven year relationship! And most of it was probably happy. No one and nothing can take that away from you! You ARE lucky in love, it’s just that lately you struck out a few times. You CANNOT base your romantic success story on these last three chicks you described! They are not the spokeswomen of woman kind, you know?
What I would do is put dating in the realm of “fun”. Join dating sites. Enjoy your bachelor days! If something lovely happens, great! If not, remember to Have Funn!!
Best,
Inky
April 2, 2016 at 7:52 pm #100723gemma kuijpers
ParticipantHello fireinthebelly,
I just registered for this website, after I read your story. It was courageous of you to post it. I am quite a bit older than you (60) but I can relate to your experiences. I think you have just had some bad luck. And you feel down after these relationships did not work out the way you had hoped. You obviously want to be close to someone and you have put yourself out there and made yourself vulnerable. The rejection you got just hurts. Of course! How else could it be? One thing I’d like to say is that while you may not be aware of it you are actually moving on. You can just try to give it time. Sometimes the moments in which you feel you can’t cope anymore occur just before relief from pain arrives in an unexpected way.
April 4, 2016 at 9:34 am #100814Anon
Participanthi fireinthebelly
My story is almost identical to yours, and it really resonates with me how every time you want it to go somewhere serious, people pull back and you end up back at square one. However in spite of the pain I think it says something that we’re willing to commit, to take that leap of faith, even if others aren’t. I wonder if we’re looking for something in the wrong types of people, and we need to think more about whether they are right for us rather than taking the opportunities which aren’t right from fear of not finding anyone. I’ve worked so hard over the last 5 or 6 years to get to a place where i’m ready to commit again, to become happy with myself, and deal with my past. I wonder if the next step is to figure out what I want in a relationship and be honest about that with people from the start. You deserve love from someone who who wants your love, not just someone who’s happy to play games with your emotions. I believe if we treat others how we want to be treated ourselves, eventually we’ll get some luck.
Good luck with everything, I hope lasting love is around the corner for both of us.
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