I want HIM, not you

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    Gab2k16onate
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    This is kind of a complicated story me and this guy were in a relationship for about 7 months I fell in love with him completely sadly I am 5 hours away from him because of school but then he moved it Albuquerque which is now 6 hours away from each other but because of the reason why we broke up his family does not allow me to see him anymore we still talk as if we are best friends we still tell each other we love each other and still tell each other we miss you too then when I came to school I met this really great guy I really like him as a friend well one night I ended up sleeping with him and after that this guy got really attached to me I’ve only known him for about 4 months we started dating and it’s only been a month I can’t break up with him because I live with him and I have nowhere else to live where I’m at I can’t break up with him because it’s going to be Christmas and he bought me a ring the thing is I don’t want to be with him she grosses me out and he scares me he has a temper luckily he’s never touched me but he starts throwing things and it scares me I don’t like conflict I don’t want to keep stringing him along because I don’t love him I tell him I do only because he says it to me and I don’t want to hurt him…how do I tell him that I don’t want to be with him without sounding like a complete jerk? How am I supposed to work out my relationship with somebody who lives 6 hours away from me and his family doesn’t like me? I need help 😮

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    April Masini
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    First of all, why convince yourself that a grown up isn’t dating you because his parents “won’t let him”? 😯 Instead, be more honest with [i]yourself[/i]. 😉 He’s not dating you because he prefers his parents approval over his desire to be with you. 😳 It’s painful to hear that, so you’re creating drama to avoid this reality. As you can see, it’s not productive for you to stay in touch as “best friends” under these circumstances. He’s chosen his parents over you and he’s made that clear. While it’s disappointing, it’s best that you accept what he’s showing you with his actions, and move on. 😉

    Next, I’m sure you know that it’s always a little risky to have sex with a roommate, but you took that risk, and that’s okay. What’s not okay is your self-deception. Saying that you can’t break up with your roommate because you live with him is just not true. 🙄 Of course you can break up with him! 🙂 Just tell him you’re not interested in dating him or sleeping with him any more. Say it nicely. These things happen in life. It’s normal.

    I think that once you start recognizing your own part in these dramas, you’ll be able to make changes and find happier, healthier relationships. 🙂

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