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Q: Its happened to me again...
asked by: mai_08 on September 9th, 2008
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I've been in a 2 year relationship that ended a weeks back. In the beginning, when he told me he was interested in me, he had a live-in-girlfriend. He said he was thinking of breaking it off even before meeting me - said they were living like roommates. I hesitated initially but he was persistant. He eventually broke it off with her and a few weeks after, he started seeing me. It went on for a couple of months. Everything was perfect - it was intense - he even talked of children and even how they would look like.. Than one day, out of the blue, he told me that he's getting back with his (supposedly)ex-girlfriend. I was devastated... He said that he still wanted me to be a part of his life. Time went on, we were still in each others lives - via email and sometimes he would come see me. I told him what we're doing is not right, but he said that he doesn't want to loose me and that he still loved me. He kept saying he doesn't want to hurt me or her.

Earlier this year, he finally ended his relationship with his gf (again). The reason he gave: she wanted marriage, but he couldn't see her as the mother of his child, eventhough they were very compatiable. He said they're good friends (obvioulsy so, since she doesn't know about his involvement..) He said he wanted to be alone and figure things out. We continued to email and he would still come see me whenever HE wanted to. When I wanted to see him, he started making excuses. I would try to arrange fun things to do over the weekends, he would initially say he's up for it, than cancel at the last minute. We've never done anything in public after he broke it off the first time with me. When asked why, he said its too early (he's coming out of a break-up) and this would ruin his image (he's an assistant professor).

A month ago, he started becoming very distant. I asked him if there was someone else, he said there is someone who's interesed in him, but the only problem is that she's "young" - 28 (he's 42 and I'm in my mid 30's). He went on saying how she allowed him to open up about his break-up with his ex-gf and also about me (which surprised me), how she's a wonderful person and he can see himself with her. I couldn't beleive what I was hearing... The details he shared was unnecessary. He said that he's confused. He said he can see both of us in his life and that he still loves me and enumerated the reasons why.

A few weeks back, when I asked him to come by and talk instead of emailing all the time, he started to beat around the bush - said he didn't mind seeing me, but as "friends and nothing more". Said he had no desire to hurt me. I asked to be direct with me - I asked him (point blank) if he was seeing someone else. He said he has been seeing someone else and that he's "making it work"... And signed off.

It was a double slap in the face.. I was numb. And now the nubness has turned into saddness.. I was truly in love with this person. Why did he say he loved me? He has cheated before on his ex-wife. Which he didn't deny. He's a highly educated person that comes from a good family. How quickly he is able to find love again and he's having a good time.. Don't they have to face the consequences..? I know I am...
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worrywart01
replied on September 9th, 2008
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he seems like he just can't figure out at all what he wants...i would just end things with him permanently..you're here waiting for him to figure his crap out so you two can be together when it seems to me like he has no intentions of getting back with you..i know you're in love with him but honestly you dont deserve to be treated like this...it seems to me like you're some sort of back up he runs to when things are falling apart in another relationship and thats unacceptable...as i said earlier..i really would let time heal, end communication with him and find you a decent man that doesn't have so much baggage...you deserve way better
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Sukki
replied on September 9th, 2008
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Just asking, have u ever thought back and asked urself what is ur place within his heart? or r u just there to cheer him up? maybe, ur not the one for him..
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bottledwater
replied on September 10th, 2008
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it doesent seem he cares for your best interests here, seems he wants to be a paligamist (multiple wives) my advice would be to break off all contact from him. remove any possible temptation you have to get back with him. goodluck its not going to be easy.
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Sukki
replied on September 11th, 2008
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Polygamist.. not palygamist.. xP
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Gorgeous78
replied on September 22nd, 2008
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he's a trickster... my ex, the man i adored and nearly worshipped did the same to me, and i know now he's UNABLE TO LOVE anyone. He will never be happy cos he rejected me, a woman who truly loved him and would do anything to make him happy. I know it's sad, this feeling of being cheated is depressing, but you sound a very nice person and i am sure you can move on with your life and soon you will meet a guy who will appreciate you and will not lie to you.
All the best and please try to move on and forget, i am doing the same. They are not worth our time, tears and thoughts... x
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biodrux
replied on November 5th, 2008
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having a good time?
Mai, you think a man juggling several women in his life is having a good time? HOW MISERABLE do you have to be to spread THAT MUCH MISERY AROUND!?!

"How quickly he's able to find LOVE again?!?!... and he's having a good time?W?W?"

- SHEESH!!! What he's really getting is NOT LOVE... it's either self destructive submissives or emotionally tone deaf women he is finding... NOT a "good time!"
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