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The problem is, its been 1 year since we started "talking" and its gonna be 6 months since we started having sex. He tells me he likes me and enjoy spending time with me (hanging out as friends and then the sex part too). He knows i really like him, and i know he likes me.
Problem is, his ex-girlfriend broke it off with him a while ago and I don't think he's over her as yet. When we recently met, he told me he bought a $10k ring and everything for her and he never got the chance to even propose to her b/c she randomly decided to go back to her ex boyfriend. The history on them is that they were friends for 7 years and they dated for 1 1/2 years until she broke it off.
Ok, here is where it gets annoying. His ex-girl keeps requesting him then deleting him off facebook for a few months and now i think she's attempting to be friends with him or get back with him (I'm not sure yet what exactly she wants).
Even though he tells me he misses me and likes me alot, i'm thinking Why isn't he asking me to be his girlfriend? We talk day and night literally 24/7/365.
I do press the situation to him about us being officially together but he just isn't making that step forward to ask me. What do you guys think he's waiting for?
We do spend time together and not have sex. We go to the movies and mall and talk just like friends actually do. This past weekend he actually asked me to go out of town with him and his group of friends. but i had to decline b/c I'm sick and i also have my monthly visit. I'm thinking he wanted an opportunity to be alone with me? b/c we are always working and i have school, so our schedules are tight but we still see each other once a week or more.
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You have feelings for him and if you can't handle the FWB with the feelings he doesn't return its time to let him go.
If he isnt emotionally ready you need to let him go. I should have listened to my gut when I knew it was time to.
I would not be surprised if he is on some dating websites and seeking more relationships with others while you are stewing in the dark.
My assumption of course.
Good luck !
And actually, last night we went to dinner and a movie. & he bought the topic of our situation and he says he's not interested in anyone else but me. and wants to take it one day at a time & i wanna take it one day at a time too.
remember, its been 1 year now, and we're getting closer and closer. we both agreed that we don't wanna hurt each other and too just take it slow. and right now, we're actually making some plans to meet up tomorrow again.
I am by no means trying to rain on the parade as only you can make the best decision.
Another note to keep in the back of your mind. He still has that ex out there and the 10k ring, even though she supposedly has a new mate .
PROCEED WITH CAUTION!
I have seen this scenerio with myself and others. It didn't end in our favor.
Btw, longduck... I like your name... he he he

and yes i am proceeding with ALOT of CAUTION
i'll keep updating u guys so u can know the outcome..
Best of luck qr !
and butterfly thanks...smile
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