AthenaSurrenders -> RE: Training for the long-term (3/15/2013 12:11:17 PM)
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ORIGINAL: reverseosmosis Well, its like she doesn't want to answer and its not proper for me to press the question. Can't you just answer what you would do in her situation? Just curious. If you are in a relationship with this person (and a loving one at that) then it is absolutely proper to press the question. If a partner of mine said 'we're not going to last unless I do x, which I don't want to do' you bet I'd be pressing the issue. I'd want to know exactly where I stand and why. If someone said we probably weren't going to work out as a couple, then refused to talk about it, I'd take that to mean they don't care enough about our relationship to make it work, and I'd leave. Sometimes age gaps work out, sometimes they don't, but in my experience relationships where one partner isn't as into it, or relationships where they can't communicate always fail. As for 'breaking' I usually see that as a porn fantasy term. Why would you want to break someone you care about? In the context you give ('I'd need to break and train you and I don't want to') it sounds like she's saying 'you're not right for me and not worth the effort to improve you'. Sorry for the harsh.
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