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Why do you go weeks without seeing each other? Is your relationship long distance?
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Stop texting during the day. Why is it even necessary? I don’t do it at all. Despite his busy schedule he sends you “good morning texts” and you are complaining? If you don’t text you will have more...
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Ok, I do need to hear that side of it. Am I being to demanding? I don’t expect to be texting all day long with him but sometimes things happen in my life that I want to share with him but I don’t...
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SQ I think you are being demanding and expecting too much from any guy. Work pays the bills and he has 3 kids but u think he should be texting you about nothing in particular and thats more important....
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Ive been with my bf for over a year. He is a very busy guy with a demanding job, travels a lot and has three kids. His way of dealing with it all is what he calls compartmentalizing. This is not...
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Kaye, I’m glad it has worked out for you. It sounds like your guy has really stepped up for you. I also liked what Jessica said about being a refuge, but I don’t know how to achieve that without...
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Suggest an action the right way by using respect & appreciation. Understand though that whilst you are a priority you may be 3rd to work and kids. If he makes more of an effort to speak with you –...
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I love what Jessica had to say!! She is so right about being his refuge and the one he comes to when he’s stressed instead of being the cause of his stress. I had to learn that one the hard way!! And...
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I feel for you. I was in this type of relationship with my ex. He also had a demanding job that caused travel and three boys that were busy with sports -and other activities. On weekends he was around...
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SQ, You are the only one who can resolve this. Not him, his work, his kids, his life. Just you. Either you take him like this or you leave. It really is that simple but I know you love and care for...
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He is responsible for his kids – and for a roof over their heads – so I am sure that work is VERY important to him, work is important for guys who haven’t had kids yet, but more so when they have a...
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You started with the name calling.. you’re teported too :P
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Sherri, thank you for your thoughtful posts. I appreciate the opinions that you and some of the other ladies have posted and I agree that it’s more of a compatibility issue as he just isn’t around...
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Also another thing I would like to add is that if you chose to break up with him again and then he convinces you to get back together, do not just go back into the relationship. IMO then everything...
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No, I broke up with him. after two weeks we got back together get lost troll
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If you broke up and he came back saying that he will change and step up and now it has gone back to the same old same old. Oh well you have your answer. You guys are not compatible. Going back and...
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Sean’s Girl please go away. You add no value here. You should really call yourself Mean Girl. Get lost you troll
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Sherri I think you nailed it that we don’t see enough of each other which makes the texting more important to me. We broke up over the summer because of this but he wanted me back and stepped up his...
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