ME? Relationships are work. Sometimes you feel like you have two jobs. Three if you have children. I'm ready to make this a FT gig. He's not? He's says that he loves me. We have been talking about OUR future. We've been together for more than a year. I'm almost 35 years old. I know what I want. He's older than me. But HE needs more time. I'm tired of dating. I've been patient. He wants to make sure that I'm the one? So now you need a break? "Maybe he just needs some time before he proposes"?.... Yeah, I don't believe that either.
We've dated off and on for several years. This time it felt right. I always thought he might be the one. Even though my mother didn't. He was an established business man. I was starting a new career. We were both ambitious. He told me what he wanted in a wife. Nothing unreasonable. Dinner dates were like business deals. I was ready to enter negotiations. When you are mature adults, you should lay all of your cards on the table. I thought we were progressing. Then I received the email. It basically said he was taking a trip with some FRIENDS. He needed to clear his head. He wasn't sure where we were going? I didn't know how to respond. It was one thing to take a BREAK. It was another to take it for two weeks half around the world. I know men struggle with commitment. We have so few options. I hated waiting. He returned and as predicted, things were awkward. He told me he wanted to cool things down. "Maybe a little time apart would bring us closer". How? I was crushed. And disappointed. I wanted to call him and curse him out, but decided not. I'm a southern LADY. He's over 40 and still LOOKING. I sent him an email. Simply stated; "I don't need MORE time apart, to know we shouldn't be together". Life is too short to never be FOUND. Still single
I've gotta get away from you fast as I can.
ReplyDeleteOh you're too much for me baby,
More than my heart could stand.
Like a kid behind the wheel,
You been reckless with my heart.
If I stay around you sure to tear it all apart.
Said the road's got to end somewhere.
Every road's got to end somewhere.
Well I'm tired of your stuff.
Said enough is enough!
We've come to the end of our road!
I'm completely ole school... "you sent an email" He sent and email" What is the world coming too. I digress!
ReplyDeleteHow will we ever get back to personalizing our communication with each other. But I guess the point is "she knew when to hold'em and when to fold em." That's a valuable skill these days. Don't be the musician playing the violin as the titanic sinks. LOL
Sounds like you both needed to take a break to learn how to communicate. Two grown adults breaking things off via email, that's real mature. Not!
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