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    An update on my story (sort of)

    Maybe some of you remember my story

    (I can't post links yet but you can find my last post when you go to my profile --> last started threads)

    and I want to thank you all again for the useful advice you gave me. It's weird though when although your brain tells you that something won't work, your heart does exactly the opposite. My SO came two times since then, once in July and now in August. In July we didn't talk about our relationship, but when he left, I felt so awfully stupid that I gave in for one more time. Needless to say, I did the same thing in August, but one evening I just asked him: "What are we?"

    His reply was "Do we need to make this conversation again? We did that many times and it didn't lead to anything."

    I said that I would like to know what kind of a relationship we have. He said that we are lovers, that we have a great time, and that there's nothing more to it. He doesn't feel ready for marriage (here's the same topic again!), that he doesn't want to get married because people around him pressure him, etc. I knew this answer was coming, but I guess I needed to hear something. I asked him then why he's with me and what he wants from me, if he wants to come to Belgrade every two months, have sex with me and leave, his reply was "no". I wandered then why were we still "together", since he kind of broke up with me two times (once I came back to him crying and the second time he phoned me two hours after the break up). And he said: "Maybe it's time for you to leave me." "Do you want me to leave you?" "I want you to be happy, and to live your life." "Do you want me to leave you? Yes or no?"

    And he said: "If you will be okay, then yes. If you won't be okay, then no."

    I didn't really get that. I told him, okay, so, we will both be unhappy, either way. He said, "yes".

    I started to get up (we were lying in the bed, he was holding me), but he held his hand around me and didn't allow me to get up and leave. I lied back down and asked him in tears, why he wasn't letting me go. "Because people don't leave each other now." "And what does it matter if I leave now, or tomorrow, or in two weeks? It will have to happen anyway."

    And then he told me he would be back in September, that now he will go on a deserted beach for ten days and sleep under a tent, and will have time to think it through. And when he comes back, we will talk about it.

    I am not sure what to think anymore. If he doesn't want to be with me in a serious relationship, if he doesn't want to be in a simply sexual relationship, and still doesn't want to let me go, what does he want? I guess he is trying to buy some time (which he has been doing in the last 10 months) but why? He tells me that this relationship won't work, since we don't want the same things, and after a couple of minutes he tells me that he will think about it when he calms down? I understand he is under a lot of pressure with his job and stuff but isn't 10 months enough for him to know at last what he wants and what he doesn't?

    Any input much appreciated

    #2
    I think he is not looking for anything long term with you. He probably is the kind who will never settle down, hopefully for a really long time. More than a lover he needs u as a companion, who loves him, who would willingly have sex with him. He is ready at anytime to break off the relationship/connection whatever it is between you 2, and probably wont chase after you if you leave. It is a relationship/connetion that provides him with all the benefits of a normal relatiomship, without having to be committed. the commitment part will never come in anytime soon.

    His life is busy,and he wants to hang out with u when he is not busy, wants u more as a companiom, with all the couply activities minus commitmemt.
    If thats what you want, stick to it, if not tell him what u want, if he doesnt agree to what you want now, he wont in the future either.

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      #3
      I'm sorry you have to go through this, but the way I see it, without knowing neither of you or your background is he's holding on to you as a convenient emotional companion.

      He'll come and hang out with you, eventually you'll give in and have sex with him... fulfill his physical and emotional needs AT THE MOMENT and when it's time for you to try to fulfill YOUR needs, he'll just put up a wall between the two of you and start making excuses to avoid facing the truth... he doesn't love you, but the way you make him feel when he's around you.

      I've been there... done that... for a year and a half. My first boyfriend broke up with me after a year and a half together and spent another year and a half going out with him having all the benefits of having a girlfriend without actually having any obligations or commitment whatsoever. Every time I tried to talk about our status he'd give me "the look" and turn it against me accusing me of being "obsessed with labels" and asking me why did I have to bring the same topic up over and over...

      He kept saying I was more than just a booty call, that I was just too special and he cared too much for me to consider me that, but in the end that's what it was. When I realized he was never gonna take me as his official girlfriend again I left him, but first I read him a heartfelt letter I wrote saying everything I wanted to say just to have some closure.

      It's been 10 months now, and to me it seems he's still trying to buy some time to keep you hanging on, you'll waste even more time in something that is just not worth it.

      I could be wrong, but if after 10 months he's not been able to make the decision to either make it official or call it quits, chances are he'll never do it just because he's comfortable with things the way they are now.

      He already told you the ball is on your court now, so get the courage and strength you need to jump out the car before it hits the dead end road sign.
      Last edited by alesitag; August 7, 2012, 04:35 PM.

      “Laughing like children, living like lovers, rolling like thunder under the covers”

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        #4
        Even if he's not ready to get married or even talk about that he should, at this point, be able to say that you are in a serious relationship. If he's not ready to admit to that then yes, you are a booty call.

        Ultimately it is up to you whether you are willing to settle for less than what you want. If you love him and can settle for being just a girlfriend then that's great. If not, then it's time to let go, heal, and find some one that is on the same page.
        Three words. Fill my racing mind. Leave me breathless. Lost in time.
        Three words. Fill my endless dreams. Repair my heart. Mend the seams.
        Three words. Fill your heart too. Three words pronounced. I love you.

        ~~~~~~

        You look in the mirror, you don't like what you see, don't believe it.
        Look in my eyes, I am the only mirror you're ever gonna need.




        Met online: 12/24/10 Met In Person: 2/24/11 Distance Closed: 4/24/11
        Not one regret, not one backwards look, only towards the future and beyond!

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          #5
          Thank you all for your replies. You guys are great.

          We have decided to take a break until he comes back and sorts things out in his head. A break is okay, but I don't have a feeling it's a break at all, since we didn't talk much anyway in the last couple of months when he wasn't here.

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            #6
            If you are in it for the enjoyment and sex, then keep going with it. But if you want a serious relationship (as I believe that you do), then this man won't give it to you.

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