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"swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 1:49am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by chika98: 1:51am On Jun 25, 2010 |
End the relationship then and find someone else who is ready for commitment. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Diva20(f): 1:53am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Jerri: All the women activists are turning in their graves right now. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Pweety4me(f): 1:54am On Jun 25, 2010 |
I got my mind on my money, money on my mind. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Mudley313: 1:55am On Jun 25, 2010 |
he's what they call a commitment phobe. the risk here is him dumping you for another when he finally is ready to commit. one advice tho, endeavor to call it quits with him (that is if thats what you want) before you go seeking other males, whether on or offline |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Nobody: 2:01am On Jun 25, 2010 |
dont make the same mistake as many women out there(or on NL) who will advise you to drop this guy and go get someone else "quick". the question you have to ask yourself and reply HONESTLY is: does my need to be married and having babies outweigh my need to find someone who is right and compatible for me?! also, although your bf doesnt want to marry you yet, whats the problem with him meeting your family?! its been 3 yrs right. take your time, life is not a race. dont think body clock, think quality clock! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Pweety4me(f): 2:03am On Jun 25, 2010 |
^Ehen better yans. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by chika98: 2:05am On Jun 25, 2010 |
MRbrownJAY: She is looking for marriage. Best thing for her to do is to find someone who shares the same feelings as her. No one is telling her to go get someone else quick. Finding someone compatible doesn't come that "quick" either. Her sitting around waiting for him to commit to her seeing as that is what she wants will ultimately be the ending force of that relationship |
Re: "swagless" :-( by A40(m): 2:06am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Jerri:When would you ladies understand that when a guy wants you you would not need to beg him or hassle him for marriage. You berra drop him like he's hot. Don't be bovvered about your age Time still boku Diva 2.0:Activists indeed! Every woman needs her protein shake |
Re: "swagless" :-( by chika98: 2:08am On Jun 25, 2010 |
A-40: Tell them! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Pweety4me(f): 2:10am On Jun 25, 2010 |
@OP It's obvious he ain't ready & it's like u bugging him or somefin. . .just don't count on majic u need 2 face reality & sort urself out properly first b4 anyfin! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Carolece(f): 2:11am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Pweety4me:Is that a dancehall reggae song? |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Pweety4me(f): 2:12am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Carolece:Lolz na just a rap line. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by A40(m): 2:21am On Jun 25, 2010 |
chika98:Relationships are not as hard as we make it seem sometimes. From that response the guy made she suppose don Usain Bolt! A guy that sees his future with her would take time and pains to explain why he is not ready at the mo and the lady would need to be understanding to see where he is coming from its mad simple! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by chika98: 2:22am On Jun 25, 2010 |
A-40: Gbam! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Carolece(f): 2:29am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Pweety4me:There's a dancehall reggae song with that same line, dont know the song, thats the punchline in it and its catchy. Was wondering |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 2:33am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by Mudley313: 2:49am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Dnt want to be commitment phobe anymore I have tried to let him go but one thing or the other brings us back together, like a Karma or something, lol i still stand by my initial statement that it'll be more appropriate to let him go completely before you start looking for others (that's called cheating where i'm from) regardless of whatever excuse you come up with. this is out of respect for him as a person, the relationship you had (you sure did love him at a point) and for yourself; its just a moral obligation, unless you lack one and trust me, you dont wanna jump in the arms of another man when you're vulnerable (and desperate for commitment). 99% of the time you'll be highly dissapointed and most probaby be attached to someone even worse Ah, I have always wanted love (and a lot of it) more than marriage (all abt adapting) but, my friends are all hitched you seem desperate and exhibit all the signs of a woman with grass-is-greener syndrome (e.g trying to paint him in a bad light). not a good look. the state you are now, any man that can just tell you whatever you wanna hear will get in your pants with ease. you need to change you mind set. dump him (if thats what you want) and take time out for "yourself" and the right man will come (if you too got the right qualities ofcourse) |
Re: "swagless" :-( by topup: 2:50am On Jun 25, 2010 |
I don't agree that all your years of chasing your career is the problem, it may have been the mentality you carried yourself along those times - purposely putting off potential anythings, so that you wouldn't get distracted from your goal. This affects both men and women, women suffer more though because it is more unseen to see an older woman marrying a much younger man. Anyways, back to the topic, I think you need to start with your mind first, you can't just wake up with an amazing guy overnight, you can wake up with ANY guy though. I think you are a smart woman, and men find that attractive, you just need to be honest and start thinking about what kind of man you want who would complement you, then you can think about where you are most likely going to find him, and engage in something social and interactive around that. If you like a cultured man, work in an art gallery or visit several showings, if you like a business man, network harder and update your professional serious look to a more sophisticated and sexy look. I definitely think no one should lose hope. Also, as for the 3 years guy, he is not having an easy time of living without you - believe me (unless he was cheating all along) - so avoid him at all cost, detach from him, if you do this, he may actually be able to appreciate the things you contribute to his life - other than arguments, he will miss you. Whether he will miss you enough to propose is another thing together, but it will get him to ask himself questions. Anyways, join a gym, socialise and don't be too proud to go on blind dates and ask your friends to introduce you to people. You are not desperate, you are just trying to catch up on all the time that could have been used doing this already. Most of all be yourself - after all the hardest bit is keeping the man. -------- I want to address the issue of peer pressure, I am against peer pressure, but seriously, if your heart calls for a man and a wedding and being wedded to him, follow it, you will end up convincing yourself that your heart is incorrect, but if you don't follow it, wait another year with him, and the same questions will pop up - or worse ,you will have a receited answer you tell all your friends when they ask if you're really happy with having just a partner. Follow your heart and think selfishly whilst you are single and young - not when you're older and the chances are very very slim. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 3:00am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 3:06am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 3:15am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by Nobody: 3:36am On Jun 25, 2010 |
@poster ok so lets get this straight. . . . . . . . - you want someone to bring home to momma but this guy has vow never to meet here again. - you wanna get married but this guy is not interested in it. - you cant live apart from him but yet when you guys are together its arguments upon arguments unless you are being shy with your statements then i would say that you are not telling us everything. can you give us the positive pointers that would make you want to live the rest of your life with this guy. if even something as silly as changing the channel will get you guys into world war 2 then your problem IS simply NOT accepting the obvious: you guys are not compatible! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by dobodobo(m): 3:49am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Don't end up becoming, I am married to Jesus, satan leave me alone, you can remember that song, you should learn to respect your man and not argue on channel, You must have been doing something to make him feel like you don't deserve a permanent sit, Men are very wise, the truth is,any mistake you made today,man can use it against you in 5 yrs later even without telling you but when women do things, they thought their men are fool even if the men pretend to ignored you.check yourself |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Jerri(f): 4:21am On Jun 25, 2010 |
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Re: "swagless" :-( by Acidosis(m): 4:25am On Jun 25, 2010 |
dobodobo:Stick to this! |
Re: "swagless" :-( by femmy2010(m): 4:35am On Jun 25, 2010 |
@Op,i would advice dat you end the relationship and head for a fresh start.at 41 he is still far away from marriage then frankly if u arent careful you might spend an additional 3 futile years on d DONT MANUPULATE ME ISSUE.What is the point boarding a bus in a peaceful atmosphere and not knowing where it is going to? |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Nobody: 4:35am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Poster, drop him not because you're dying to marry. But because your relationship makes no sense to a normal person [like me]. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Diva20(f): 4:37am On Jun 25, 2010 |
He's 41? And not interested in marriage? What other signs are you looking for, hun? =/ |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Nobody: 4:48am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Jerri: well you decided to stay with him all this time knowing that you guys were not really compatible so not much can be said now. i would understand if you had something that you were looking for out of him, at least, but you got nothing apart from the security of having someone to cry on. 2yrs wasting your %$#&# time?! then now, 2 yrs down the line, you are talking about fears that i am sure you already had 2yrs ago. the age difference shouldnt be a problem as long as you BOTH are on the same "level" BUT i would understand how he wouldnt feel comfortable around your mother, lol! as for the economy, everyone felt it. . . . . . . just because someone lost a little more doesnt mean that he has to make you his stress relieving "verbal punching bag". |
Re: "swagless" :-( by femmy2010(m): 4:56am On Jun 25, 2010 |
If i was a GIRL i would end it now. |
Re: "swagless" :-( by Pweety4me(f): 11:06am On Jun 25, 2010 |
Carolece:Ok |
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