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12/19/11(Mon)22:54 No.5262947>>5262906
I
see nothing wrong with what you're doing. You like him enough, romantic
feelings aren't always there. But I'd cut things off if there are any
signs of, "I want to marry you and spend my life with you." because he's
getting the wrong idea if that happens. If you're upfront that the
relationship is merely enjoyable for you, and not love, it's fine. Just
don't lie and say you love him if it's not true.
True love is
pretty elusive, and I've found a lot of people would rather have a
stable life than a passionate (but crazy unstable) life. You gotta weigh
what YOU think is important in your life, that's pretty much all I have
to add.
I mean, one of the girls I was talking about, fucked for
brand, but I'm going to be honest with you, the home she came from
doesn't have stable income. I'm disappointed, but I don't blame her,
some people will stay with a person because they want to know the next
day they have a comfortable life.
Best words of advice I can
offer is, always weigh in what you think is more important. Is it looks?
Stability? Love? Intellect? I mean, when I set up my guy friends, I
always tell them, there is always a chance of hooking a girl at least
10% more attractive then them, simply because girls will sacrifice
something for a trait they find more desirable. My sisters wouldn't date
the string of nerds I've dated, but I did because I like good
conversation. I wouldn't date the "hotties" they've dated because I
think they're sexist or crazy. It's all dependent on what kind of
lifestyle you want, and what is important to you. Life ain't perfect,
and I don't believe it's right for people to shoot for unrealistic
things like the perfect man (money, good looks, genius) unless they're
perfect too. |