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Can u provide a situation?
I dont think its possible. You can make any situation work in ur favor if ur smart about it
I answered your question lol. Sounds like you don't want the answer you don't already think it is.Blastercombo a troll
I think the whole "wrong time of my life" thing is a justification that guys use for failing. It's easier to blame it on that than take responsibility for not locking down the right person. It's a common cop-out for guys who are afraid of giving up a single lifestyle.
Sure - certain times in one's life are more and less conducive to developing a serious relationships but if you are able to realize that someone is the right person for you, man up and overcome the challenges.
In your honest opinion, do you think that an individual might really fear trading in the single life? If so, what exactly is the reasoning for this fear?
Ya most definitely. Take a look around some of the threads on this site for instance. People value having different options and are afraid of commitment. I think it's natural to fear giving up the relative freedom of being single, though if it's the right person, you should overcome that fear.
Based on the scenario you posted, the problem there is that you aren't being genuine/honest. It seems like you were trying to get the girl by playing games and that backfired. Don't blame it on you being at the wrong point in your life. You messed up. Accept it and learn from it.
Also, I wouldn't throw around the right person term loosely. I don't think it's possible to know that someone is right for you without spending significant amounts of time getting to know them.
I'm dealing with #2 currently. Not only does this girl have a BF but she's a co-worker. Not even bothering with TAY because I'm staying away like the bubonic plague.Yes
You could be immature, dating someone else, about to move.
Don't know if the person was truly for me but I've experienced all 3
Yes. There have been women in my life that could have made near perfect girlfriends. Either I wasn't mature enough and focused on partying during my college years. Or now I'm so focused on my career that I only want casual physical relationships. Those are missed opportunities but the risk you take with priorities.
Haunts my dreams. The good ones truly do go when you wait too long.As you grow older and begin to focus on career moves, do you ever fear one day looking up and being alone? Like the day will come where you're Mr. CEO, but possibly at the expense of a family to go home to at night?