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You've been with him how long and you're not sure if he wants a family?

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There are some pros: an age gap actually works better for some people. And I fully agree that loving the person is more important than the number.

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so basically, whatever is there, is there because someone likes it that way. and that can be taken however you want.

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4.) I've become totally desensitized when she complains about ailaments because it has become constant. Sometimes I think she is faking it, but the pain sure does seem real.

Compsec

at least she's working it.

Cafe

told her I knew more than she thinks, that this is the first time in 6-7 yrs I haven't trusted her, asked her if she has something to share.

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Kipp

between a woman playing hard to get, actually being hard to get, and not intersted in sexual/romance relations? From reading on here and from my massive experience, I know that women often times play hard to get. Even with all my experience and success with women, I still sometimes question which of the 3 it is I'm dealing with in a particular woman. But from reading on here for awhile I'm seeing that playing hard to get is so common, so now I'm starting to wonder maybe even more women were interested in me (maybe all?) than I thought. It just seems like if women would stop playing hard to get, it would eliminate all the confusion and problems that go along with that. Wishful thinking right? Why do women play hard to get anyway?

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Milan

The latest? Months ago, we talked about doing something nice on V-Day. It's his night with his daughter, and I have mine, too. So I thought maybe a nice dinner out, or go bowling, or something like that. Romance wasn't going to happen with the kids along, and it didn't seem right to either of us to find sitters for them. So a "family" event it was to be. Then, last week, he informs me his kid's mom wants her daughter that night. Why? Because she wants a "family" night with her new boyfriend and his 2 young girls, and since his pending divorce is hostile, he doesn't get a lot of time with his kids. I'm not thrilled about losing out on "our" family plans for that night, but who am I in their planning, right? Just the girlfriend. Why should he include me in any discussions regarding how my time will be spent? (That's sarcasm, by the way.) Fine. Whatever. So I spend a week adjusting to the idea that it will be just me, him, and my daughter. It'll be fine. Missing out on any bonding stuff with his kid, but I'm resigning myself to the fact that bonding time is an afterthought to him and his (not yet) ex. Then, at lunch today, he lets me know he and the (almost) ex have decided to on this arcane schedule with his kid that winds up meaning our daughters won't see each other for 3 months in every 6 month period. (Don't ask -- this whacky schedule requires a PhD to figure out.) After I was clearly unhappy with this news, it starts to become really clear to me that there is no malice on anyone's part -- it's simply that my time in his life -- as it relates to his daughter and a possible future for all of us -- is totally an afterthought. He's not happy that I'm not happy, and he vows to do his best to fix it. He also adds that the V-Day schedule change was his (not yet) ex-wife's way of giving me and him a romantic day together. I point out to him that both she and he *know* I have my daughter that day, and that this has been on both of their calendars for months. So I'm doubtful she really was trying to make a nice gesture. Either she or he said this to try to smooth things over for me, realizing that, as usual, I was an afterthought in the planning. There's a pattern of this, and all of the people in his life have said so. And, in all fairness, the main problem may lie with him -- he's not the best communicator.

Yasmina

Anyway, I ended up texting her a few times, and we actually met at uni a few nights last week to study in the library, we did study, then also talked before we went home. One night last week, we went to a park in the city (this is probably at about 9pm, and sat and chatted and laughed for a few hours, I think now I probably should have gone for a kiss, or something, as there were a few 'moments' but I didn't. Argh.) Anyway, at the end of each night I walked her to her bus stop. Our conversations haven't really escalated to anything serious, but we did have a lot of light texting with each other last week. I gave her a few funny compliments via text implying that she was pretty. When we're together I've given a few compliments (although I've been trying not to overdo it).

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