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Tight, he still practices on screen. Anyways, we slept together…and for me it was amazing; and continues to be. Enter the guy I am dating now. I talked to this new guy til around Late November. It really con sucks guys. Answers usually always or calls me right back. October 17, 2014, 4:46 am LOL dont stress just move on there are plenty of fish in the sea, trust me after 6 months of dating many many guys, I finally met an honest man, Just be too and upfront in what you expect in a relationship, and dont make an issue of commitment, go with the flow of life, lol I have known this guy for 10 days slept with him twice, talk to him every day, lol we both initiate texts as we feel like it, we dont idea an issue out of things, we are just being open and honest with our feelings, so much simpler, today he showed a picture of me to his mom, lol he is 48 and i am 50, we have both had 20 year relationships previously, sweet honest men are out there north me.

I am driven, I'm a goal getter and can't stand dudes who just float around. Anyone treats you any less,walk away x July 12, 2015, 3:18 am My guy friend and I work at the same place and we had started to actually talk outside of work a few weeks ago. There was no commitment made after that. Hey Ryan, my boyfriend of 6 months and i broke up in middle May, he told me he didnt want to be in a relationship anymore and wanted to be single.

Spotlight on the Five Stages of Dating - If you have an expectation like that, it needs to be communicated. We ended up at mine because it was closer but he stuck to his word and we sat and spoke all night and it was really nice.

Hello everyone, I thank you in advance for the thoughtful reply you would leave. I'll try keep this short and sweet. I've been dating a guy for 6 months. We met online and clicked immediately, and soon decided to be exclusive. I'm in my mid-20s and he's in his mid-30s, despite the big age gap, we get along great, respect each other's opinions, make sacrifices for each other, try hard to make each other happy, and just overall enjoy each other's company to the fullest. We now spend approximately half a week together. When we are physically together, I can honestly say that I am fulfilled and happy. I may not even have thought of this as a problem if hypothetically we live together. But when I'm alone, I think about us often and focus on the big picture, and rather unfortunately, I realized that some crucial elements from this relationship are missing. For instance, he hasn't said the L word yet and I'm confused, because from time to time, I do get the vibe that he does love me from the way he looks at me and the way he takes cares of me. Actually, that might not be an accurate statement. I asked him while we were on vacation around 3 month into our relationship if he loved me, he said he thought so. Then I asked why he hasn't said the L word yet, he said he isn't ready and that saying the L word is a huge deal for him. He would only say it when he is absolutely certain that he is in love, and his definition of love is that he has to prioritize the other person's happiness above his own. Personally I think his definition is a little bit strict, but I suppose I can understand He says that at the moment he's not concerned about whether we are in love, all he cares about is that we spend a lot of time together. He claims that he'll be worried about the love issue when it doesn't happen after 2 years. He is happy in this relationship with very little complaints, and does not see us breaking up anytime soon or ever. Another possible redflag is that he rarely talks about our future, he says he can see us moving in together soon but that's about it. But given that he isn't even sure he loves me, that's probably understandable. Because of all of the above, at times I do feel quite insecure about the future of this relationship. I suppose I'd like to know if it is indeed too early to evaluate a relationship on that level. I have a feeling that if love hasn't happened yet, it probably never will, considering that we already have a routine going on, thus lack of stimulus for any new sparks. So much for keeping it short... Thank you for reading. Every relationship is different, but if it's too early for him to say that, it's good that he shared that feeling with you. Six months is a very short time in a relationship, you're still getting to know each other. Every relationship is different, but if it's too early for him to say that, it's good that he shared that feeling with you. Six months is a very short time in a relationship, you're still getting to know each other. It helps to gain some perspectives from an experienced source. I have a feeling that if love hasn't happened yet, it probably never will, considering that we already have a routine going on, thus lack of stimulus for any new sparks. Six months, routine, lack of stimulus for any new sparks? Good grief, that sort of thinking casts a pallor of gloom and doom over any serious relationship you may ever have, Miss Cheerful! If you don't know how to keep the spark alive after six months of dating how on earth do you expect to keep it going in a marriage? As far as him telling you his thoughts about love, stop pushing him and trying to elicit an answer more favorable to you. Talking about it three times was two too many. He's being perfectly honest with you which, if you read most of these threads, is an admirable trait. Leave well alone and start reading up on how to keep a spark going. It helps to gain some perspectives from an experienced source. I love him, but more than that, I adore him. Everything he does and what he represents feels like what love is supposed to be. Six months, routine, lack of stimulus for any new sparks? Good grief, that sort of thinking casts a pallor of gloom and doom over any serious relationship you may ever have, Miss Cheerful! If you don't know how to keep the spark alive after six months of dating how on earth do you expect to keep it going in a marriage? As far as him telling you his thoughts about love, stop pushing him and trying to elicit an answer more favorable to you. Talking about it three times was two too many. He's being perfectly honest with you which, if you read most of these threads, is an admirable trait. Leave well alone and start reading up on how to keep a spark going. I'll be the first to admit that I'm not that experienced when it comes to serious relationships, which is why I ask. I love him, but more than that, I adore him. Everything he does and what he represents feels like what love is supposed to be. Of course actions speak louder than words. Best wishes to your wonderful relationship. Sorry, but I guess I'm so old and grew up at a different time. But many years ago, saying I was in love would have meant that I then wanted the serious relationship, sex marriage etc. Besides my boyfriend, I had met another person like that, who refuses to say it unless he's already picturing how their babies would look like. He eventually said it to me by accident while we were making out, the words kinda just slipped out... It took him about 8 months of being together after knowing each other for 8 years. Don't know why I'm so impatient this time around. I will work on that. Thanks for your insightful comment.