Relocation, relationship "on hold"... ( Archived) (53)

Oct 13, 2009 9:02 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
seekndestroy
seekndestroyseekndestroySeattle, Washington USA15 Threads 4,736 Posts
Yash124g: Think you are getting confused between & SND?

As to OP, as the old saying goes, Where there's a Will, There IS a Way!! Good luck whatever you decide



no... not comfused.....


im just an angelic devil.......






..... or is that an devilish angel ??????


dunno
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Oct 13, 2009 9:04 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
HJFinAZ
HJFinAZHJFinAZSun CIty, Arizona USA870 Threads 1 Polls 17,068 Posts
Yash124g: Apologies, HJF, not trying to be morbid, just know someone on CS is attracted to someone who just lost their loved one & while they do not want to approach them too quickly in their time of grief, nor do they want to lose the chance of being with a great person. Another difficult situation as the one on here is..


Sure hope they get a financial statement first..uh oh

Have them check with the attorney to make sure the estate is suitable.grin
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Oct 13, 2009 10:29 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
Ambrose2007
Ambrose2007Ambrose2007BFE, South Dakota USA67 Threads 10 Polls 8,881 Posts
ainegirl: Ok, so I've been hearing from family that the man of my dreams was wrong to feel the way he did. I recently relocated back to my home state because of several personal reasons and unfinished business, and the man I was seeing wasn't willing to come with me. I understood that, he has a good job, a great house, he's built his life where he was. He wasn't ready for a commitment either, so I wasn't able to pin down a time for my return, if ever. That made it impossible in his eyes to stay together, as there is now an entire state and then some between us. Therefore, tho he loves me and I adore him, he wants us to split. He said he considders it on hold, as he'd be willing to take it up again if I decided to go back.

My question is, some have said that if he loves me enough, he should go out of his way to make sure we're together, even if it means begging me to go back. I know him, and that's not him. I wouldn't love him as much if he wasn't who he is, so I'm not faulting him. Who's right? Should I give up on him cause he "doesn't love me enough to be selfish", or keep my feelings for him alive somewhere inside me because he's amazing?


Of course, the same question about loving someone enough applies to you...head banger
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Oct 13, 2009 11:06 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
ainegirl
ainegirlainegirlAlbany, Oregon USA1 Threads 7 Posts
I thank everyone for their advice. after reading one guy's interpretation of it (the guy who typed my quotes in red)I realized I didn't proofread it as well as I should have and I see where you got that I thought he should come running and drop everything. I wasn't actually saying that. I never told him he should leave everything he knew. (He's renting his house, btw). I said I wish he would come with me, yes. But he wished I would stay.

He knew I needed to go for myself, that I had regrets and things I needed to do, and he's going to support my decision to go. He said he's not the kind of guy who's going to tell me he can't live without me and beg me to come back.

I don't think he did anything wrong, my family kind of does. My question was more of wether I should try to move on, find someone up here, or plan on reserving that side of my life and plan to one day go back. I know it's a decision only I can make, but I like to hear other people's perspectives. Sometimes there's a line of thought I would have never seen otherwise. I'll make my decision, and you can give me your opinion. Deal? wine
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Oct 13, 2009 11:10 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
Ambrose2007
Ambrose2007Ambrose2007BFE, South Dakota USA67 Threads 10 Polls 8,881 Posts
There's a lot of missing information, but if I had to guess, I would say not to reserve anything for him emotionally. When you chose to move back, you placed that move above him. He'll always know that, and it seems reasonable for you to acknowledge what that implies as well - that you just weren't that taken with him and/or ready for a true commitment.
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Oct 13, 2009 11:17 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
ainegirl
ainegirlainegirlAlbany, Oregon USA1 Threads 7 Posts
Ambrose2007: There's a lot of missing information, but if I had to guess, I would say not to reserve anything for him emotionally. When you chose to move back, you placed that move above him. He'll always know that, and it seems reasonable for you to acknowledge what that implies as well - that you just weren't that taken with him and/or ready for a true commitment.
Interresting opinion. Of course, my previous marriage was hurt by my regret over not being able to move, and my grandparents are ailing, so I wanted to take care of them. So in my mind, I made my move on behalf of whoever I ended up with in the end, hoping it'd be him. He knew that.
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Oct 13, 2009 11:24 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
morgan5
morgan5morgan5chelmsford, Essex, England UK87 Threads 8,237 Posts
Ambrose2007: Of course, the same question about loving someone enough applies to you...
thumbs up wine
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Oct 13, 2009 11:27 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
Ambrose2007
Ambrose2007Ambrose2007BFE, South Dakota USA67 Threads 10 Polls 8,881 Posts
ainegirl: Interresting opinion. Of course, my previous marriage was hurt by my regret over not being able to move, and my grandparents are ailing, so I wanted to take care of them. So in my mind, I made my move on behalf of whoever I ended up with in the end, hoping it'd be him. He knew that.


Hmmm...I don't understand your last sentence, Aine.confused
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Oct 13, 2009 11:34 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
ainegirl
ainegirlainegirlAlbany, Oregon USA1 Threads 7 Posts
Ambrose2007: Hmmm...I don't understand your last sentence, Aine.


I knew I had issues I needed to deal with before I got serious with someone again, or they would end up destroying the new relationship. Therefore I chose to take care of those issues beforehand, so that I wouldn't hurt someone because of it. I was hoping to be able to get serious with him, so I quickly decided to take care of my issues and make my move, for him as well as me. Make better sense? Sorry, I've been told I can be cryptic...
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Oct 13, 2009 11:37 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
Ambrose2007
Ambrose2007Ambrose2007BFE, South Dakota USA67 Threads 10 Polls 8,881 Posts
ainegirl: I knew I had issues I needed to deal with before I got serious with someone again, or they would end up destroying the new relationship. Therefore I chose to take care of those issues beforehand, so that I wouldn't hurt someone because of it. I was hoping to be able to get serious with him, so I quickly decided to take care of my issues and make my move, for him as well as me. Make better sense? Sorry, I've been told I can be cryptic...


Yeah, that makes a lot of sense - and shows a lot of wisdom. Nothing good can happen (probably) until you deal with those issues anyhow. I have a feeling you'll be successful. head banger bouquet
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Oct 13, 2009 11:37 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
whaaat
whaaatwhaaatden, South Holland Netherlands31 Threads 5,747 Posts
ainegirl: Ok, so I've been hearing from family that the man of my dreams was wrong to feel the way he did. I recently relocated back to my home state because of several personal reasons and unfinished business, and the man I was seeing wasn't willing to come with me. I understood that, he has a good job, a great house, he's built his life where he was. He wasn't ready for a commitment either, so I wasn't able to pin down a time for my return, if ever. That made it impossible in his eyes to stay together, as there is now an entire state and then some between us. Therefore, tho he loves me and I adore him, he wants us to split. He said he considders it on hold, as he'd be willing to take it up again if I decided to go back.

My question is, some have said that if he loves me enough, he should go out of his way to make sure we're together, even if it means begging me to go back. I know him, and that's not him. I wouldn't love him as much if he wasn't who he is, so I'm not faulting him. Who's right? Should I give up on him cause he "doesn't love me enough to be selfish", or keep my feelings for him alive somewhere inside me because he's amazing?


if u care u wouldn't listen to others and i can imagine his situation, good job and house, pu yourself in his position would u leave all what u worked for behind for him. I think he is being reasonable.
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Oct 13, 2009 11:50 AM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
ainegirl
ainegirlainegirlAlbany, Oregon USA1 Threads 7 Posts
Ambrose2007: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense - and shows a lot of wisdom. Nothing good can happen (probably) until you deal with those issues anyhow. I have a feeling you'll be successful.


Thanks. blushing
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Oct 14, 2009 5:41 PM CST Relocation, relationship "on hold"...
HavinFuninTx
HavinFuninTxHavinFuninTxNorth of Houston, Texas USA2 Threads 226 Posts
I have to go with getting your own issues resolved and then make decisions. Seriously, you have to be whole before you try to make a relationship. Unfortunately, now that I feel whole, I don't feel the need for a relationship. (that may change, you never know)

Good luck for you. You too may feel he or there is not the right person or place after you resolve unsettled things. Work on getting you together with you. Then work on getting with another person. Usually, things fall easily into place once you have resolved old issues.
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