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Can an affair ever have a happy ending?
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peachyprice wrote: »If he hasn't had the decency to think about it over all these weeks a few more aren't going to make any difference to the fact that he's happy to bob along havin his cake and eating it.
Have you given him a timescale PTN?
What do you say if he says ''you...but not yet...?'' Are you confident he could mean that sincerely? How do you feel about maintaining that having thought more about the position of his family/wife? Is it something you can live with?
Have you got lots to do atm? May I ask, are you in a position where you are meeting new people...not just men, but including men who if you are unattached might be interesting to you?
edit: PTN do you have nice things planned for the weekend/tonight? If not...why not do something you wouldn't normally do? Something that will be fun and social and even a little glamourous?0 -
Again , you act like a good little mistress, doing as your told and keeping quiet..
You keep insisting that he loves you. If he did he would not need 2+ years and an ultimatum to decide.
But then again i already knew this outcome half way through this thread.
Did you not also say earlier, that you did not want to give him an ultimatum, as you wanted him to come to you, because he wanted to, not because he is forced. When the chips are down , tunes change very quickly and some people are willing to accept anything.
Hes made it very plain to you, by not making his choice.0 -
PTN I think you know now that you have your answer.
You need to take steps now to end the relationship & prevent yourself getting hurt even more.Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.0 -
peachyprice wrote: »TBH, I think you've now got your answer right there.
If he hasn't had the decency to think about it over all these weeks a few more aren't going to make any difference to the fact that he's happy to bob along havin his cake and eating it.lostinrates wrote: »Have you given him a timescale PTN?
Yes, he asked how soon he had to decide, and I said before the next time we meet, which will be in a couple of weeks time.
What do you say if he says ''you...but not yet...?'' Are you confident he could mean that sincerely? If it was years then theres no way I'd be hanging around, if it was a few months to sort out practicalities then maybe. How do you feel about maintaining that having thought more about the position of his family/wife? Is it something you can live with? I did ask him whether it would be better if I just let him be to try and get his marriage mended, but he said he was unhappy with it when we met, and he's still unhappy with it now, so be being around makes no difference.
Have you got lots to do atm? May I ask, are you in a position where you are meeting new people...not just men, but including men who if you are unattached might be interesting to you? No, I don't do anything thats massively sociable, I work in a female only office, do an exercise class once a week, and volunteer twice a week working in peoples homes. Go out with my friends once or twice a month. That's it really!
edit: PTN do you have nice things planned for the weekend/tonight? If not...why not do something you wouldn't normally do? Something that will be fun and social and even a little glamourous?
Nothing planned so far, but will have both children at home again, so I'm hoping to go and do something nice with themcheepskate wrote: »Again , you act like a good little mistress, doing as your told and keeping quiet.. <- no I don't!
You keep insisting that he loves you. Thats because I know that he does If he did he would not need 2+ years and an ultimatum to decide.
Hes made it very plain to you, by not making his choice. I've not asked him to make a choice before0 -
Just remember saying it and meaning it are two separate things.Don't lie, thieve, cheat or steal. The Government do not like the competition.
The Lord Giveth and the Government Taketh Away.
I'm sorry, I don't apologise. That's just the way I am. Homer (Simpson)0 -
Oh God, here we go again. Can we stop being picky and preachy and "I told you so"?
PTN, I think you've done absolutely the right thing. Get on with our life in the meantime, and I truly hope that you get what's right for you, whatever that might be.******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0 -
Purpletoenails well done - it must have taken a lot of courage to do this.
I hope you are ok.0 -
ptn, hugs for you
Not going to say anything except please put yourself 1st now
Treat other's how you like to be treated.
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And now I have the joy of having my foster granddaughter becoming my real granddaughter. Can't ask for anything better
UPDATE,
As of today 180919. my granddaughter is now my official granddaughter, adoption finally granted0 -
nickyhutch wrote: »Oh God, here we go again. Can we stop being picky and preachy and "I told you so"?
What, even if it's true? Are we all supposed to pretend the Emporer's wearing clothes too just because you don't like the people who had an opposing opinion to yourself being proved right? Since when did you decide what people could and couldn't post?
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PTN, I do sympathise with you not having much chance to get out and meet someone new (been there, done that), I know you probably don't need the extra money but have you ever considered bar work as a way of getting out and meeting people? I've done it at many stages of my life and it gets you out of the house and meeting people (not just customers but other staff) and you get paid to be socialising in the same place you'd probably be paying to be in if you were out with friends.Make £25 a day in April £0/£750 (March £584, February £602, January £883.66)
December £361.54, November £322.28, October £288.52, September £374.30, August £223.95, July £71.45, June £251.22, May£119.33, April £236.24, March £106.74, Feb £40.99, Jan £98.54) Total for 2017 - £2,495.100 -
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