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  • #70188
    Anonymous
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    Hello there! Judging by the fact that your boyfriend may still have lingering feelings for the woman, you should let go and find someone else that will be there for you through thick and thin. The relationship would deteriorate if you DID stay together I know what it’s like to want to be with someone who you think will exceed all of your expectations and endless needs even though they’re just not the person for you. While I’ve never been in a relationship, I have wanted to be with this person who doesn’t even know me because we’ve never met. Basically, he’s a singer. At times, I tried to let go of them to move on and I’m frankly doing a good job. I haven’t talked about him, and I haven’t been on his Twitter account. Aside from that, I know I need to let go to experience something better. The same could be said for you. I hope this helps. Live, laugh, love.

    #70316
    Inky
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    Hi badaboom,

    True love is unconditional, and you can love him without being in a relationship. You have a life to lead. Even if he says, “I love you”, at this point, you will always wonder if he is just saying it so he doesn’t have to break up with you. I think he’s “comfortable”. But you deserve to be actively, verbally loved just as much as the ten year girlfriend and the best friend.

    Tell him you’re dating other people. And then do it. That should magnify and make crystal clear for him his true feelings for you.

    Good Luck,

    Inky

    • This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Inky.
    #70321
    Karen
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    Oh, dear…
    I’ve been in his place. It was terrible because I knew I didn’t love him anymore and no matter what I did, how much I tried, I couldn’t force love, couldn’t make this relationship right. We had a (somewhat) messy breakup. And I regret that I wasted his time, I regret that some of his first experiences were with someone not in love with him.
    Anyways if this is the case with your boyfriend, it pains me to say this but I don’t think you can work it out. It’s not your fault. It’s not his. It will hurt to part ways… but well, we all face pain and frustration. I’ve had my share for the first time, and I’m angry at myself, and I’m angry at life, but I know the healthiest thing to do is accept this defeat and move on.
    You deserve a partner on the same page as you. You can be happy while single, ove you’re over the pain. And one day someone else will appear and you’ll love again, and you won’t regret this decision.
    It’s hard when love goes wrong. My heart goes out to you.

    #70550
    girlinwonderment
    Participant

    hi, 28? Omg you are so young honey! Take it from the voice of experience – if he is not madly in love with you a year later, this is something to think about. Maybe if you give yourself a chance you will find true love. It is delicious.

    Breakups are tough, but you get through them, they make you grow, and get you closer to the guy who you wont have to “guide” to love you – if he is not ready now…he can make up his mind…but not on your watch.

    Its up to you. I have been in less than fulfilling relationships that made me someone I didn’t like later – so I had to get out.

    Emotions….show physically.

    I would not wait…can you honestly live with this torment? what will happen 6 months from now? How will you feel?

    **hugs** go bet on yourself. You’re 28!

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