He is persona non grata in these parts now.and, depending on you own pronunciation, cstu
Nothing significant to report, which is good. She's still one of my favorite people.chet said:update
Are you guys officially boyfriend/girlfriend? Does hugging go on in front of the kiddies?Nothing significant to report, which is good. She's still one of my favorite people.
Well, we've discussed this, actually, and decided it best to not label it as a relationship, so there is no pressure and no expectations. We are in agreement, though, that we are both not exploring other opportunities outside of each other. Just taking things day by day, and enjoying each other's company when our hectic schedules permit.Are you guys officially boyfriend/girlfriend? Does hugging go on in front of the kiddies?
updating notebookher lawn? It is immaculate. If you know what I mean.
her lawn? It is immaculate. If you know what I mean.
I agree. Labels can change things. Just let it flow and where it goes, it goes. Less stress this way. And not seeing anyone else says it all.Well, we've discussed this, actually, and decided it best to not label it as a relationship, so there is no pressure and no expectations. We are in agreement, though, that we are both not exploring other opportunities outside of each other. Just taking things day by day, and enjoying each other's company when our hectic schedules permit.
Yes, the kids have seen us hug, and maybe even spied a quick smooch. She says her girls are very comfortable with me, and they even ask for me to come over sometimes. I went out of town on business a while back and her girls drew me welcome home cards for when I got back.
I'm starting to think it wasn't just you and that cstu guy was just a ##### bag all alongthis was a clever bump to try and lure @cstu back in... well played, sir
I'm guessing a long, passionate hug under the mistletoe while wearing Saints jerseys as the kids are tucked in their beds, with dreams of Drew Brees TDs as Michael Thomas leaps above their heads.Beef Ravioli said:Plans for Christmas? Presents for her and her kids? Dinner with her parents? This will tell us much.
WHAT THE HELL KIND OF POETIC METER IS THIS?There once was a guy who loved to woo
So slow that his balls would turn blue
But after a long hug
He got more than a tug
And said "#### YOU, Saints fans know what to do"
If they ever break up, it will be a woot-off.if you guys get married, you can call your Brady Bunch collection of kids the Woo Tang Clan
Hug acquired last night, as a matter of fact, but it was in a public venue. Can't wait for the private hug.Sorry to hear, Nathan. Keep your head up.
As you already found out, there are plenty of other women out there eager for your hugs.
Nah. I only have a couple pics of her. Both with her kids. Not much point in posting a pic at this point anyway.So are you gonna post a pic now at least?
no, it was before Thanksgiving actually. There won't be any dudes staying the night there, as she always has her kids, and a crazy ex. She wouldn't risk that. And like I said, if she starts seeing someone else, I wish her the best, and him good ####### luck.She waits until she gets Christmas presents from you first before dropping the hammer? That's cold.
So you don't think it's gonna be awkward now when dudes start pulling up to her house next door and staying the night after you had just dated her and wanted to continue doing so? That is why it's tough dating someone at work, or, in this instance, your next door neighbor.
Wish you the best though...
Yes, it has been proven that @cstu is a complete d-bag welching loser.I'm starting to think it wasn't just you and that cstu guy was just a ##### bag all along
I still have feelings for her, but she has been abundantly clear that she just cannot do a relationship right now. As we were in final discussions, I made my feelings known to her in no uncertain terms, and told her that I understood and respected her feelings as well. I think I would come across as needy and/or desperate if I tried to push it right now. We ended on good terms, so that always leaves possibilities open for the future, but I can't hang onto that. I gave her my everything, honestly, and if that's not enough for her, then (a) we're just not a good match or (b) she's truly just not in a place to accept love and be in a serious relationship. Either way, if she's not feeling it, I want to move on to someone who will appreciate what I have to offer. If nothing else, this whole thing taught me that I do want to find someone to share life with again. For a while, I didn't. They say every significant person in your life is there for a reason. Maybe this was her reason for being in my life. Or maybe there'll be another chapter to this tale one day. Either way, I'm grateful for the time I had with her.Do you want to get her back? Or are you just going to passively accept this? I doubt you'd follow any advice but there's a better than decent chance you can turn this around.
No, I didn't mean it to sound that way. She just is extremely guarded with her feelings. I think I broke down her barriers and then she wasn't exactly sure how to feel. Defense mechanism kind of thing. I understand because I was (am) somewhat the same in that regard.Damn, 2016 strikes again.
By wishing the next guy luck it sounds like she may have showed some behavior.
Do tell.