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Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
bohemianjack: Good advice if he's putting you off for no good reason, 'drop him like a hot brick'


I was not interested in an online relationship, I made that very clear from the beginning, he made his position clear and that was it, we did not mess each other around, we so the date was made, I was going, I had the flights booked, we had to make a couple of alterations to the travel plans, I messed one up, human error and that was it.

If he is serious about it, he will overcome any nervousness he may have as nevrves may have something to do with it.

I am rooting for Tain here, two months is wenough time for me, it was long enough for us.

In fact two months is a bloody long time.




Shirley49WV Mason Co, West Virginia USA
Sommerauer71: Yep, am right there with you, I cannot bear the nedless calls, emails and all of that when you want to meet, just do it.

I did. I gave him a date, with three weeks notice, told him I have to book flights and stuff, you want it or not?

He did, he took and I went.

Sometimes us wimmen have to take the lead.

I would offer him a date, that is convinient for you and then he can sort his own diary out and decide what is good for him.

Just lay it out there, if he wants to meet you, he will.


I agree with you Sommer. At times it can be costly for one to fly to god knows where. But at least their has to be some sort of willingness on the others part.

Emails and calls are great but if you feel you have a connection you just need to nudge them a bit.



Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
Shirley49WV: I agree with you Sommer. At times it can be costly for one to fly to god knows where. But at least their has to be some sort of willingness on the others part.

Emails and calls are great but if you feel you have a connection you just need to nudge them a bit.



Hi Shirley.

It is costly, time consuming, so there needs to be something nice at the end of it...

When that bandit comes to me, although I am going back to him next time, as he has lots of work stuff going on, he will be treated as he did me, wonderfully.

Now, Tain, where is she, we are all wondering what you are going to do.






lusciousmile Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
bohemianjack: Two months max and if he's still no more than a picture on your monitor... why wait for that kind of fate


I would probably call his mama, and ask what's up with baby boy!

dunno



pretzelman Las Vegas, Nevada USA
In reality....I think it is wrong to put "a time frame" on anything in regards to a relationship. Make whatever move when it feels right



Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
pretzelman: In reality....I think it is wrong to put "a time frame" on anything in regards to a relationship. Make whatever move when it feels right



I see what you are saying Ship, but for the first meeting, then I do not want to wait much longer than that, especially when the contact has been of an intense nature, as ours was, two months was enough for me, to wait and once we had met, we knew we wanted to again. And again.

So for us, that two month contact was enough, we were lucky, I was able to travel, he would not have been because of his commitments in his homeland.

So, I can see where you are coming from, but what is right for one member of the twosome may not be for the other, and that can pose a problem, and we girls like to plan, especially when it involves travelling through countries.

I think we have to be able to have some plans and time limits, or nobidy would ever meet.

I have to get on two planes and enter two countries to go see m man, for now, that involves, timing and planning, I cannot ust jump in my car and pop and see him.

So I needed to know, now I can just book and rock up when I feel like it.

dcj22 Somewhere, Kansas USA
I don't want to wait any longer than it takes to really get to know each other and then make arrangements to meet. I have had things go very well, until the meeting. I don't see any reason to put it off in case you don't have the attraction once you meet.
tainogirl Trincity,West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Sommerauer71: I was not interested in an online relationship, I made that very clear from the beginning, he made his position clear and that was it, we did not mess each other around, we so the date was made, I was going, I had the flights booked, we had to make a couple of alterations to the travel plans, I messed one up, human error and that was it.

If he is serious about it, he will overcome any nervousness he may have as nevrves may have something to do with it.

I am rooting for Tain here, two months is wenough time for me, it was long enough for us.

In fact two months is a bloody long time.


I really appreciate everyone's comments and I some real gems of wisdom here. Here's my own take on the situation. I know I'm not the most patient of persons but if I've had two years of online friendship(he was the one who reminded me of how long we've known each other)and the guy ups one day and says why not let's see where this can go I'm gonna be curious to see what else there is. Now that we've gotten over some bumps in the road and we decide I dig you, you dig me and we've both said how we feel then its on to the next step, since we've been nothing more than a photo on a screen and a voice on a phone, I say its high time to lay the cards on the table and meet, at first he said he would then decided not to. The hour glass of my patience is almost empty so I've taken a hiatus from accepting e-mails and IM for now. Sometimes people don't appreciate a thing until its lost to them forever.blues



Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
dcj22: I don't want to wait any longer than it takes to really get to know each other and then make arrangements to meet. I have had things go very well, until the meeting. I don't see any reason to put it off in case you don't have the attraction once you meet.


Hello gorgeous....

Big_John Ocean Springs, Mississippi USA
dcj22: I don't want to wait any longer than it takes to really get to know each other and then make arrangements to meet. I have had things go very well, until the meeting. I don't see any reason to put it off in case you don't have the attraction once you meet.


I agree with this. I communicated very well with some ladies and then when we met they were really quite different. You need this first meeting as soon as you believe the connection is being made. JMO
bohemianjack Pine City area, Minnesota USA
Sommerauer71:

I am rooting for Tain here, two months is enough time for me, it was long enough for us.

In fact two months is a bloody long time.


Yes it is... could be way 'bloody' too long for me anymore.

Been there done that too... got a few t-shirts from the travels.

I saw a girl from NYC for a couple tears... Faux pax.. years.

Met in Jamaican paradise when I was 38 and just out of a bad marriage.

But that was a real meeting smitten true love at the time.



Good fortune in your decision Tain.hug



Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
tainogirl: I really appreciate everyone's comments and I some real gems of wisdom here. Here's my own take on the situation. I know I'm not the most patient of persons but if I've had two years of online friendship(he was the one who reminded me of how long we've known each other)and the guy ups one day and says why not let's see where this can go I'm gonna be curious to see what else there is. Now that we've gotten over some bumps in the road and we decide I dig you, you dig me and we've both said how we feel then its on to the next step, since we've been nothing more than a photo on a screen and a voice on a phone, I say its high time to lay the cards on the table and meet, at first he said he would then decided not to. The hour glass of my patience is almost empty so I've taken a hiatus from accepting e-mails and IM for now. Sometimes people don't appreciate a thing until its lost to them forever.


Hi Tain..

Twe years? And you have not met him? I say it is girl.






buzzy biddeford, Maine USA
tainogirl: Here are two scenarios. You've been seeing a guy in real or you met someone online. In the first instance you've met,dated and seem compatible on many levels but he's still hesitant to take the next step of committment, or for those who've met online you've sent IM, e-mails, phonecalls till all hours and you're acting like you are already in a relationship, yet he hesitates to visit you and see where your're heading. In both scenarios how long would you be patient and wait before you thought of moving on.


He's married sweetheart. Move on.



Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
bohemianjack: Yes it is... could be way 'bloody' too long for me anymore.

Been there done that too... got a few t-shirts from the travels.

I saw a girl from NYC for a couple tears... Faux pax.. years.

Met in Jamaican paradise when I was 38 and just out of a bad marriage.

But that was a real meeting true love at the time.
Good fortune in your decision Tain.


Perfect, two months was long enough for me, and him.

We got it right, and the travel bit is easy, not so easy going home, but once there, then the next plans come in...




Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
buzzy: He's married sweetheart. Move on.


Buzzy, I love your bluntness, but Tain is a smart woman, don't you think after two years, she would know, I would know after a week if a person was married.

I have been married, I would know.




Sommerauer71 Salzburg, Salzburg Austria
Big_John: I agree with this. I communicated very well with some ladies and then when we met they were really quite different. You need this first meeting as soon as you believe the connection is being made. JMO


Hello John, I agree.

HJFinAZ Sun CIty, Arizona USA
somechick: I wouldn't wait to long and then I'd just move on.


Which direction ya movin?cowboy

West possibly??popcorn

devil
Big_John Ocean Springs, Mississippi USA
Sommerauer71: Hello John, I agree.


I found you invest yourself and your heart and all of a sudden you meet and the person is so totally different than you thought they would be. All the electronic stuff doesn't do what just one face-to-face meeting can do. We talked alot about love at first sight, but I know we can make up our minds pretty quickly when we see someone if the attraction and chemistry is there or it isn't.
dcj22 Somewhere, Kansas USA
Sommerauer71: Hello gorgeous....


Hello darlin! I hope you're having a good...morning?
mychelle Toronto, Ontario Canada
Never met, and hiding behind photos.....can't know for sure what anyone is up to. I say it's still difficult to know if a man is married unless you know for sure, or he tells you. Unless of course you are highly intuitive, then there is no question, you should have known.
Sommerauer71: Buzzy, I love your bluntness, but Tain is a smart woman, don't you think after two years, she would know, I would know after a week if a person was married.

I have been married, I would know.




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