julietsierra
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Oh for goodness sake! It's FOUR FREAKING DAYS! You can't just "drop by." Ok...so what? Just off the top of my head: 1. big project at work that he's dealing with 2. issues with family that don't include being married for crying out loud - anything from illness to death to family members in trouble with the law to simply a lot of things to take care of right now. 3. <gasp!!> other interests that he's pursuing that don't necessarily mean other pussy! 4... there are a myriad of other issues that can be on his plate. After only a few months of seeing you, he's under no obligation to "check in" like he's some teenage boy on a curfew for goodness sake! Get busy, get active. Be productive. That way, a) you're not spending all your time like a country music song, either cryin or dyin, b) when you DO speak to him again, you'll actually have something to talk about other than how he "did you wrong" by not calling (and as a side benefit, nothing attracts so much as a confident woman with interests and activities) and c) if he has moved on, then you'll not have wasted your time mooning over someone who has made up his mind not to see you again. Since you don't know what's happening right now, instead of wasting away, get up off your ass and DO SOMETHING! Oh, and after only a few months, if someone I was going out with just "dropped by" without being invited, he'd have seen the outside of my front door pretty quickly - and I'm not married. Course, perhaps if someone is male the criteria is somehow different, with females being able to decide who is coming over and when, and males somehow being obligated to accept whoever stops by, whenever they do and have no right to make those decisions without, of course, being married (in which case, it's the men being weak and the women again making the decisions as to who is a guest and who isn't) At any rate, not being able to drop by is not just a signal that he's married. Additionally, the very fact that the OP said that due to certain situations, she's unable to drop by unannounced, indicates to me that if he is indeed married, she is aware of his status and has accepted him on those terms. So, while it's no fun to treat the dominant politely and give him the benefit of the doubt, it's also not exactly fair to lambast the big bad meany dominant on the grounds that "he's married!" just because she doesn't have full reign to just pop in when she wants. Ultimately, we all get to make decisions for ourselves. You want someone who is at your beck and call whenever you choose for him to be, and he's not doing this? Make your decision to stay or go accordingly. You recognize that this whole clinginess issue just might be a problem and your'e willing to bite the bullet to work through it? It really isn't up to him. It's up to you. Make your decision. But either way, here's a little thing to keep in mind. "It's not all about YOU." Wait or leave. that IS your decision. Making him out to somehow be all those things that have been said about him is just poor rationalization for decisions you either want or don't want to make. And in any case, is it really necessary? juliet
< Message edited by julietsierra -- 7/26/2007 11:40:27 PM >
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