I know the feeling! Taking one for granted is normal, especially if you have a woman spoil you! Some men like it others don't.Taos wrote:I think its unrequited because i call him more than he does me, i try to plan more things together than he does, and a whole lot of other 'stuff' that points to the fact that he is bored and cant tell me he wants out.
We live in close proximity so i cant help but see him everyday and ache. I cant talk to him about it because he will say "here we go again".
I need to get out A LOT.. i need to socialise, get out, meet other people and keep myself occupied 24 hours. I cant go and sign up for a dozen classes so i'll settle for one- that will help.. and i really need to meet more people and keep myself occupied...(hmm im repeating myself arent i?) not into pubbing and clubbing all the time,, once in a while is ok. but not all the time.....
He's taken me for granted and i need to stop doing things for him. I need to stop trying to fix his life!!! I'm hoping that if he notices that ive been busy and not 'waiting' for him to ask to see me,, he will somehow miss me.
Im actually feeling very very sad and distressed. There must be so many things i could do.... but im so bloody stuck on this person i cant imagine seeing someone else,,, but i know i must... or it will hit me harder than i can imagine.
Here's a radical possibility for you to consider: he's actually happy with the way things are. You're imagining this stuff about "can't tell me he wants out", and being super-clingy to prevent it, you're actually making your fear come true and destroying the relationship.Taos wrote:I think its unrequited because i call him more than he does me, i try to plan more things together than he does, and a whole lot of other 'stuff' that points to the fact that he is bored and cant tell me he wants out. We live in close proximity so i cant help but see him everyday and ache. I cant talk to him about it because he will say "here we go again".
But obviously you're not happy, so your choices are to suck up and learn to live with it, or DTMFA.Im actually feeling very very sad and distressed. There must be so many things i could do.... but im so bloody stuck on this person i cant imagine seeing someone else,,, but i know i must... or it will hit me harder than i can imagine.
cataluna wrote:a friend of mine asked me to read "He is just not into you" book![]()
but reading and put into practice will be a totally different thing to do and it won't be easy for that i can guarantee![]()
Good to know that you have sort of seen some light now. It is clearly true that in order for other people to love you, you must love yourself first. Be nice to yourself, open up your options, look further ahead. Five years down the road, your dilemma today may seem insignificant, and this man may be someone inconsequential, whoever he is. You may look back and have a good laugh at yourself. Whatever will be, will be... look at Prince Charles and Camilla. They are together now after all...Taos wrote:Thank you all who replied. My problem has always been 'premature' bonding to one person. We have only been together for two months.. he has told me long term and permanence are not his forte.. Ok so i know you will all be asking .. "good god woman are you a masochist?"
He is really very adorable.. funny, affectionate and has so many sweet qualities.
Anyway.. all the advice given is good,, and i will really not just think about it but IMPLEMENT them!! I think my loneliness and self imposed 'exile' makes me clingy and desperate... so i signed up for some exercise (yes WIMH.. my figure does need some trimming right now!). I am actuallysomeone who is very sociable and vibrant.. but there's a part of me inside that has some 'issues' with being 'noticed' by men. (long story!)
Ive also told all the people i meet that i would like to socialise more and have asked them to invite me for any parties they plan to have. Told all my male friends to introduce me to single men.
And most of all .. i have to work on my own mindset and attitude, my self worth etc....and . give him space and freedom.
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