So...I've been dumped.

[Gerald]

Do you live together, or in the vicinity?

[Happy Times]

So her mom has no objection for her to date a Finnish guy and maybe move here?
Being so young you would think it would be important to keep her close to home.
These things usually come and go at that age, not saying sometimes they do last.

[Castout]

3 years eh You must have loved her so much. You remind me about myself. Once I loved a girl for over than 3 years and never able to tell her. The closest thing I got to that was staring into each other eyes for about a minute when we were next to each other.

The thing with me is I love too much so much so I wouldn't try to get close to a girl I love unless I consider myself steady and able
I even promised myself to help her out someday in the future when I'm able and the situation presents itself. I'm an idiot LOL. But I'm a happy idiot LOL.

[jumpy]

It would seem that one reason that Tak is a mod is because he is more magnanimous than I -

If she can't make her mind up, either way... or needs 'time' to think things over, my advice to you is to get the hell out of dodge. Don't decide what to do based on what she may or may not do or say, decide what to do based on what you want - if it's making you feel bad then it's probably not right.

Don't waste your life on someone who's stringing you along for the attention, it's not worth it.
This doesn't mean you can't be friends still, if you can deal with that - I know I couldn't.

Beware of people who say one thing then do another. It's a dead give away and will only cause you grief if you have anything more than a passing acquaintance with them.

It's easy in these situations to let you heart rule your head. Don't.

Think and be a little ruthless with your feelings and you can save yourself more emotional trouble.


ps. giving advice is easy, following it is quite another matter I know this all too well for my liking.

[Chad]

Sledge, I'm sorry to hear this. I remember you talking about her a couple months ago.

I've gone through a very similar situation, and trust me it is hard. Listen to Tak and others, as what they say is true.

And a few years ago, trust me I HATED this saying but I'll say it now because I agree,

There's always other fish in the sea.


BTW: Check your PM

[Sailor Steve]

Given the life I've led I'm in no position to give advice on this subject. I will back up what others have said, though: No matter how hopeless things seem now, things will get better, and often in ways you can't anticipate. You might end up with her. You might end up with someone else. You might end up alone, but learn that it's not as bad as it seems. You don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, and tomorrow is where the adventure lies. Never give up hope.

[Castout]

Geeesh Steve it's today where adventure lies..tomorrow is wishful thinking and yesterday is but a memory

Good thing Sledge is young just prevent him from getting anywhere higher than 2 storey and from cutlery and he'll be fine...I hope.
love above all should not be selfish if it's to be a true love and should not fade either with time and condition. Most men just settle with lust though.

Cheer up Sledge and be strong. Love finds its way. Mine did I just didn't know where it came from . . . . because it was no where near but then again my lifer is tragic pfffftttt

[Flaxpants]

Sound advice from the Ancient Mariner.

For me I would say don't let yourself get wound up by this kind of thing too much, it's better to just 'get on with your life' ('your life' being the operative words). Plenty of other women will surely come your way in the future. Don't dwell on it as it's a waste of your time.

"but apparently my psychological profile says I'm basically emotionally dependent on a girl." Don't believe this for a minute! Who says? You know your pschological profile better than anyone else- you can be how you want to be, it's your choice. If you tell a woman that, they're likely to run a mile....

Alternatively book yourself a week in Bangkok!

[Sledgehammer427]

HT,she loved it up there (mostly the lax drinking standards)

He's a good guy and he's got a lot more going for him than me.

Vendor, she lived in the same town as me, but I live about 5 minutes out of town.

Takeda, I'm kind of a recluse by nature, other than being a musician, I really spend a lot of time with myself, I have no siblings and my father, who I usually live with, doesn't really enjoy being around me (I guess I'm more gaseous than I know or something)

[Gerald]

So how do you act now, when you got some distance to the entire of different views from us, at Subsim

[Happy Times]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer427

HT,she loved it up there (mostly the lax drinking standards)

He's a good guy and he's got a lot more going for him than me.

The sex is also lax so i would be surprised if there wasnt any, that gives him an advantage.

Takeda wrote wisely and i would also just move on.
But if you intend to have any chance for her you have to toughen up your attitude and grow some self esteem.
Your current attitude makes you a good friend to a girl but not an interesting boyfriend.

Romantics is all fine but it really is something reserved more for women, men usually have to pursue and compete for what they want.
This is a common mistake made by younger men and reason many sensitive men never get the girl they want.

Just my opinions, not ment to offend in any way.