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Q: Back In the Saddle Or Not
asked by: Odessa on October 31st, 2003
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Having a problem maybe someone can help me with. I'm a single mother of 3 and have not been on the dating scene for quite sometime. I met a great man and have been spending time getting to know him and just hanging out. I feel i'm physically ready for an intimate relationship but mentally I pull away from him. I also start arguments just for him to leave. I really like this man alot but is not quite sure if i'm ready for any sexual contact. My husband passed away quite some time ago and I have not been intimate since then. Can anyone help me with some feedback.
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Suzy
replied on November 1st, 2003
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Hi odessa, i'm terribly sorry to hear that you lost your husband. It really does sound as though you are not ready to commit to a relationship just yet. You may still be grieving for your hubby. Sometimes it takes years for someone to move on after losing their partner. Physically you may be ready, but emotionally it is probably more difficult to accept another man into your life. It would be great if you could keep a close friendship with this man until you are ready to start a relationship, but at the same time you will need to take his emotional needs into consideration as well. He may be ready to move into a committed relationship now, and waiting may not be something he is able to do. You really need to be able to sit down together and talk openly and honestly with each other about what you both expect from one another, once you have both talked and it is out in the open, take both your wants and needs into consideration and use this information to make a decision on whether or not it is possible to either become a committed couple or keep it on a friendship level. I sympathyse with your situation and wish you lots of luck in finding a solution.

Regards,

suzy
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