So this is the stage after the break up that I don't like the most, not that I like any part of a breakup. But This is the stage where I start thinking what I want in the next guy, what I did wrong in the last relationship, the part where I realize I am alone and how much I hate that fact. I'm sorry I don't hate it I am scared to death of being alone. Being alone gives me time to think, and since my brain has decided that I don't need to sleep, I have more time to think than I would care to. Thinking gets me into trouble, being alone gets me into more trouble than being with someone does. I do think that this last break up and guy has taught me a few things about myself, and the men I am drawn to, and what I want in a relationship. I've been thinking I busted and still am busting my ass in school to get a degree, so I can get a job that is going to support my son, so if I did that, then why the hell should I be with someone who is working 3 dead end jobs because he refuses to do anything with his life. I am not necessarily saying that the next guy must have a degree, but he must have goals, and a carreer. Another thing I keep thinking about is how alone I am, even though I am not by any means. I have always been the type who has to be around people, and here recently its been worse. I will do everything possible to not be alone, how is it possible that I have a 2 year old and still feel lonely, or always have either my sister or a friend over at my house, and I still feel lonely. I guess thinking back to previous breakups I was the same way, I think that is why I jump into the arms of the first guy who comes around. Insert time to mention, my newest problem. I don't know how it started, but it did, we decided to have guilt free "fun" ok we're both adults sounded ok at the time. Well I broke the rules and fell for him, it is horrible. We are in the same program, luckily he is 4 terms below me, bad thing is, we are both officers in our programs club. So we have to be around each other constantly. I don't know what it is, I trust him, I want him. We get along great, we can talk for hours, he pisses me off one minute and the next can make me forget that I was pissed at him. Why did I have to go and fall for him. I want to tell him how I feel, but I am scared, I don't want things to get wierd. He tells me all the time he cares about me, and he has a way of making me feel safe, I've never felt safe with any other guy I've been with. He says he is going to miss me when I leave, and he specifically said he doesn't think relationships with co-workers and people you go to school with is approprtiate. I agree, But I want him. and its not in the fact that we have "fun" I can do with out that. Its him as a person. I want to tell him how I feel, but at the same time, I wonder if I am makeing something in to nothing, if its my fear of being alone that is creating these feelings for him. I told you, whoever is reading this, I hate this part of the breakup, the thinking, the needing to be with someone. I know what I want now, I want a family, I want a serious relationship, I want it to be my turn for the happy ending. I wish I just knew what to do about anything right now. Oh well, I guess in time I will figure things out, and I will get my happy ending.
IHeartDrDorian wrote 718 Days Ago (neutral) 0I've been in one of those relationships about 2 years ago. I think that we do it because we enjoy the comfort and the attention, even though deep down we know that it is wrong and is bad for us. So don't be too down on yourself about that.
I agree with the person above. You really cannot keep on going on like this. It's not going to get any better with time, in fact it will get worse. And I speak from experience. I think that you need to learn from this and move on.0 pointsAnonymous wrote 719 Days Ago (neutral) 0Well, my friend, if you want a family and a serious relationship...why are you seeing someone who clearly doesn't want a long-term relationship? This is kinda the same pattern that you already have been through all your life and although you are starting to think more clearly than before...you have picked the wrong guy. It does sound to me that this stems from lonliness which is why you have made mistakes and dated the wrong guys again and again. You get lonely, you meet someone who thinks you're hot, you sleep with him, then you think you have feelings for him (I'm sure you actually did for some of them) and then you realize that he's not good enough for you, but you think it's too late.
While this kid you are seeing may be great, he told you that he doesn't want a relationship with someone he works with or goes to school with. Take that at face value.
I think you have 2 choices. Tell him how you feel and see what he does, or just stop seeing him altogether and hold out until you find a guy who can possibly be a family with you and your son. I know it's tough to be alone...but it's not so tough that you should compromise your emotional health, you know?0 points







