We met 13 years ago, had a brief romance and I ended things but we never completely lost contact. Last summer he contacted me online and we felt this instant strong connection.
I went to my hometown on holidays at that time (I now live in another country and he is still in our hometown) and we got involved. It was nice and we talked about continuing long distance. I felt at the time that he was very focused on his own life and not wanting to open up much to someone else, but he said is just the fact that he has been on his own for a long time, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt.
So we continued through text message and Skype, etc, and talked about being together and close the distance. It is easier for him to move here but because he has never been here before, he took a week off from work and visited me 1 month ago.
He enjoyed being here but we did clash in a lot of things. When he was back he said he definitely wants to move here but has no idea of when that would be. I find it very selfish to do that because basically he is saying to me "hey sit down confortably because you are going to be waiting a long time for me and I don't even care to tell you how long".
I have been trying to reach a compromise but he just doesn't want to. He was concerned I wouldn't wait for him until he was able to move and I told him that I would wait for him, but I need to know that he is doing things to actually move and have a deadline to close the distance.
The only plans he really does is for holidays and visits and plans for his own life: his work, his house, etc. Nothing else. He said he wants to look for a job here but he doesn't even have his CV translated to English yet, which is basic stuff.
I don't see him ready to move or make any plans, and I don't see myself waiting without knowing anything or without seeing him motivated to come and doing things in that sense.
He seems to be motivated to continue his life the way it is and have like a "part-time lover" at a distance for holidays and visits. And I want an actual commited relationship with someone that is ready too to open up to another person, have stability and feel we are creating something together.
So I believe I am ending things today with him and staying just friends because I am exhausted and drained with all this. Any advice guys? Thank you.
I went to my hometown on holidays at that time (I now live in another country and he is still in our hometown) and we got involved. It was nice and we talked about continuing long distance. I felt at the time that he was very focused on his own life and not wanting to open up much to someone else, but he said is just the fact that he has been on his own for a long time, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt.
So we continued through text message and Skype, etc, and talked about being together and close the distance. It is easier for him to move here but because he has never been here before, he took a week off from work and visited me 1 month ago.
He enjoyed being here but we did clash in a lot of things. When he was back he said he definitely wants to move here but has no idea of when that would be. I find it very selfish to do that because basically he is saying to me "hey sit down confortably because you are going to be waiting a long time for me and I don't even care to tell you how long".
I have been trying to reach a compromise but he just doesn't want to. He was concerned I wouldn't wait for him until he was able to move and I told him that I would wait for him, but I need to know that he is doing things to actually move and have a deadline to close the distance.
The only plans he really does is for holidays and visits and plans for his own life: his work, his house, etc. Nothing else. He said he wants to look for a job here but he doesn't even have his CV translated to English yet, which is basic stuff.
I don't see him ready to move or make any plans, and I don't see myself waiting without knowing anything or without seeing him motivated to come and doing things in that sense.
He seems to be motivated to continue his life the way it is and have like a "part-time lover" at a distance for holidays and visits. And I want an actual commited relationship with someone that is ready too to open up to another person, have stability and feel we are creating something together.
So I believe I am ending things today with him and staying just friends because I am exhausted and drained with all this. Any advice guys? Thank you.
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