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Frustrated with Religious Guy
| Mon, 05-26-2008 - 8:40am |
I am so freakin frustrated with RG! I am on the back burner to a new house and an old car. Which I tell myself I should be ok with but am not. Afterall I have him on the back burner to my job, kids and education. But at least I try to make time for him. But the real frustrating part is I met two pilots that are asking me out and one old controller friend (different airport). So I am passing up doing fun stuff with fun people waiting for RG to finish his house and car and get off the fence.
Venting mostly but all input welcome.
Laurie ARGH!!!!

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I agree with Rose... plus i hate waiting on
"Which I tell myself I should be ok with..."
WHY *should* you be ok with playing second fiddle?
Sorry for barging in uninvited here but I was just searching the forums about the same type of situation that I am also going through and ran into yours.
Like myself, you probably already know the answer to your questions and frustrations and the truth is that if he really wanted to be with you, he would MAKE the time to do so.
~No-one can make you feel inferior without your consent.~
Eleanor Roosevelt
I keep in mind a phrase I read here on this board: It does not work if you are an option and s/he is your priority.
Mark
Anna
Anna
I took everyones advice and met one of them in the park for a walk today. A nice guy and we had nice walk. But when I got back to my car I checked my cell and noticed that RG had called several times. Today we werent planning on doing anything and he made time for me anyhow. So we met for lunch and a walk. So now I am more confused. Sometimes he makes time for me and sometimes not.
So I am still in wonderland wondering what to do and how to handle it.
Laurie
Sometimes he makes time for me and sometimes not.
That is a key statement, sometimes.
I checked my cell and noticed that RG had called several times. Today we werent planning on doing anything and he made time for me anyhow.
I really do think that women with Other Things To Do are more desirable to men.
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