Topic: did i do the right thing? | |
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exit56
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Tue 03/04/08 05:37 PM
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i am sorry its so long
i met a young lady on feb. 23rd,(lets call her Kay).had lunch with her and spent the day with her,it was real nice .1st time i have been on a "date" since my wife passed away in july.kinda felt guilty. i went to church on sunday following and it felt like the preacher was talking to me like i was the only one in the church.he was saying that i needed to dhange my life to make it better.i realized that i need to stop holding on to my wife like she is going to come back.to move on with my life and stop being sad and miserable everyday. i later talked to kay that sunday and told her that i had alot of things in my life that i needed to close.she then tells me "i feel the same way ,take your time, i am not going anywhere" this made me feel good about what i needed to do. i talked to her tuesday and she told me that she didnt think i was ready for a realtionship.which i might not be but i needed to start with someone. thursday she calls me and tells me she has relapsed,that she was drinking after being sober for 9 months.i had no idea about this.she is in A.A. and everything.i pick her up and take her to my house and we sit and talk for a while.she is feeling real guilty about it.i spent friday and saturday with her as well on sunday i can sense that there is something wrong with her.over the weekend i have been very open with her and felt that she was the same with me .when i brought her to her house i sat her next to me and told her this "i dont think you are ready for a relationship,that there are some things in your life you need to get straight and there is a possibility that i might be a negative impact on her life that i didnt need to be a distraction so i am going to step aside and let you get yourself together.take your time ,i am not going anywhere." i told her that she could call me tomorrow,next week ,next month,or never,whatever is good for you. did i do the right thing by bowing out so she could fix herself without the distraction of a boyfriend(potential problem)? for the guys let me discribe her 30 years old no kids 5'8" 125lbs very,very,veeeerrrrry fit body(how the hell did i score this i dont know) very pretty face stupid money,(example:$1100.00 shopping spree at the mall for no reason) i hope she calls me! |
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good luck & congrats on meeting her just take your time with her if she does call back
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I dont think either one of you is ready for a relationship...
Are you sure your not thinking with the wrong head? (no offense) Good luck! |
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Yes, you did the right thing. When and if she is ready she will return to you. Give her space, time, and support. Good luck to you. You sound like a real gentleman.
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You'll surely end up in the "friend zone" if you don't snatch this one up. Why look at yourself as a distraction instead of as a support? Introduce her to me, I'll help her through this!
I was just kidding about the introduce her to me part, I don't need the drama. Good luck with her. |
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thank you lilith i think i did do the right thing ,hey she kinda looks like you lilith ,same haircut and pretty smile
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thats why i bowed out madtown ,so there would be one less ounce of drama for her to deal with
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thank you lilith i think i did do the right thing ,hey she kinda looks like you lilith ,same haircut and pretty smile ![]() If things progress, just make sure you understand what she is dealing with, and that her drinking does not have anything at all, ever, to do with you. It's a big issue but not insurmountable. |
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