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  1. single30
    Stop feeling so freaking sorry for yourself. You are the most negative person I have ever heard. I know plenty of people that did not make it to 18! Jeez. Hey, many of us have had our desperate moments where we thoughts crazy things... like ending our lives. But YOU, you need, to get your head together and start trying to make some changes. If you are overweight... start exercising... eating healthier... maybe get a new hair cut and a few new outfits. Can't afford it? Get a part time job. You are young... and have so much life ahead of you. You are not going to get a girl by being pathetic. That is my advice to you. Perhaps harsh, but true. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and do something about it!
  2. single30
    Hi There. I'm a 30 year old soon to be divorced woman, and I JUST started dating. Had my first one last Friday night. With my husband and I, we talked about it. I literally asked him "so am I free to see whomever I want now?" and he said yes. If she is in the process of getting a divorce, then I say go for it. But if it makes your uncomfortable, just become good friends for now. It will be all that more special if things work out.
  3. single30
    Thanks for the advice. I'm so new to all of this, never really dated. Was with my husband for 10 years.
  4. single30
    Hi There. I'm new to the dating scene. I am a 30 year old female. I have been on one date. We kissed, more of a 3 minute make out session. We are getting together on Friday for our second date. I don't plan on doing more than that again, but when does it start to be okay to do more? I don't want to come off as being easy and want to be taken seriously as a person (not that I'm ready to be in a serious relationship). I just don't want to be seen as an object. We seem to have pretty strong physical chemistry... Thanks!
  5. single30
    Well, that is the risk you run with getting involved with someone who is already spiritually and legally commited to another. You need to move on and find someone who is available. Time heals all wounds.
  6. single30
    He was wonderful, and we got along super well. We just grew apart.
  7. single30
    He obviously has some issues with needing to sowe his wild oats. Nothing you can do is going to change that. Not to mention that he just sounds immature. I honestly think that the best thing you can do is find someone fun to move in with...a roommate, enjoy being young... maybe he will come around, maybe he won't, but he cheated on you, and could again. and based on everything he is saying, is likely to again. If you can do it, cut ties. It gets easier... and you can find someone who is on the same page as you, and who doesn't give lame explanations.
  8. single30
    Its really not that complicated. Its simple, if the person is on your mind more than a normal friend chances are you might have a crush. No need to identify it. Just enjoy the person and have fun.
  9. single30
    That says a lot. You didnt' ask for advice, but I have a couple of things to say. 1) I'm a 30 year old female, getting a divorce... things weren't going well with my husband, I confided in a really good friend, it eventually did lead to something and now my marriage is over. 2) You should not be talking to this woman. You should be talking to your wife, no matter how she reacts and the two of you should be in counseling together so that someone can help you talk. My husband and I did it too late. 3) I felt such resentment toward my husband, wasn't attracted to him as a person anymore, wasn't sure I loved him. Guess what? I do. I miss him. I have regrets. Not saying that this is how you will feel, but feelings do pass, things to change and things could get better. The two of you need to give it your all, decide on what you want and go on from there. Just do the right thing, get in couseling, and stop talking to this woman... the last thing you need is a fantasy in your head. Takes two to tango and i'm sure there are things about you that have caused some troubles in the marriage too. Perhpas there is a reason she is getting so deffensive...and I'm sorry, but if you are old enough to have sex, then you are old enough to know what the consequences are and what could result. Good luck to you and congrats on your new child to be.
  10. single30
    Well, hang in there guys, but there are other people out there. Don't sell yourself short. This is your life, live it, there is no dress rehersal.
  11. single30
    I don't know how old you are, but I would suggest spending more time with other friends. Better friends. Perhaps you could just say "look, Its obvious you are treating me differently, if you have some sort of problem with me why dont' you come out with? Otherwise back off with the jokes etc." Being young is so hard, and kids can be so mean. I would tell her to * off.
  12. single30
    The email was harmless. People come and go in our lives, and sometimes its nice to check in. My husband and I are getting a divorce and we email every day. He's a good friend, always will be. I care for him and say things that are very similar to what your girl wrote. Doesn't mean a thing. She accepted your proposal, she loves you, you are going to have to trust her. She has not given you any reason not to. You on the other hand, have broken her trust and need to work on restoring that.
  13. single30
    Hi there. I'm sure you are a handsome guy. Have you ever tried proactive? Seriously? Look it up on line. I know of a few people who had severe acne and it totaly cleared up their skin. right now I think that they are offer a trial for 30? or 60 days money back guarentee. Go for it! Also, Xanax. I have been on that before, and also suffer from anxiety. You will be fine. It is not going to harm you. To make yourself feel better, why dont' you call the number on the side of your RX bottle, and ask the pharmacist directly. That is what they are there for. Xanax will help to calm down your stomach so that you can eat too. Not to mention, you are on a VERY low dosage. Good luck!
  14. single30
    I'm tired of living in limbo. I dont' know how you have done that for a year! uhg.
  15. single30
    Send her a letter, tell her how you feel, that you need the closure and let it go. Time to move on.
  16. single30
    I think that couseling sounds like a good idea too. If not to work on the marriage, then to end your marriage. Its going to be a tough road, since you two love one another... parting will be hard, but so will be staying together. She needs to try 100%.
  17. single30
    Its going to be a challange, but if you are outgoing, and like people... then you will adjust. If you play a sport, you should try to do that at your new shcool. That would make the school feel smaller right away and you can make some new friends on your team. Or if you like to act, sing, debate, whatever, join a group though, like student cousil, even if it is not something that you normally do. My family never moved, but going away to college I had to make new friends, now I know that is different b/c all college freshman are in the same boat, but I was scared. Be youreself. dont' talk behind people's backs. Dont' be anything that you are not. High shcool comes and goes so quickly and then you have the rest of your life. Good luck and have fun!
  18. single30
    Take the test. Either way its not the end of the world. It just seems like it. If not though, lesson learned. Don't be dumb about sex again. If you can't handle being responsible about sex, then you shouldn't be having it.
  19. single30
    I strongly suggest couseling. You need someone to help you two talk about things, you sound so much like my husband and I in that we just didn't talk about what is going on. and now we are getting a divorce, but even today, he would "snuggle" with me. Get into counseling before too much time has passed.
  20. single30
    You sound so desperate, almost as though you are placing all of your self worth in the hands of this man. If he doesn't want you, then you are going to have to learn to accept it and move on. End of story. It is not going to do you any good at all to torment yourself like this. Not to mention that the whole thing sounds really lame and immature. Hang out with your friends, spend time doing things for you... maybe he will come back, maybe you will find someone better, or better yet, maybe you will just have some fun with your friends for a while. Cheer up. This too shall pass. It always does.
  21. single30
    That you are going through this, take about a love high to feeling really low. It will get better though. If I were you, I would concentrate on you, that way, whether she wants you back or not, you are going to be in good shape. And Luckily this did not happen after the wedding. She just does not sound ready.
  22. single30
    i'm sorry, but it sounds to me like she might be moving on for now, and perhpas you should do the same. Based on her recent actions and what she said to you in the past, I think that is a safe assumption for now. If you go ahead and move on, and she changes her mind... who knows, maybe you will be interested, but if you keep hanging on... and she is not interested, its going to hurt pretty badly. Happy Birthday. d
  23. single30
    I think that not everyone is a "cheater" just because it happened once. But it depends on the person.
  24. single30
    I dont' know... break someones heart to get it off your chest? Its a hard one. But at the same time you are holding such pertinent information from them. It could change their life.
  25. single30
    There is no way in hell you can tell your husband about a 20 year affair unless you want him to leave you. That being said, if you had a 20 year affair, then why do you want to stay married? I dont' know what the particulars are of your marriage/life/affair. But I feel for you. That is very sad. I think the point that people are missing here is that someone very close to you has passed away and you aren't aloud to greive openly. I would seriously recommend seeking counseling... so that you have someone to talk to about your feelings, and perhaps about your marriage and what you want to do from here. Good luck. Do yourself a favor, dont' do this alone.
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