RedMagic1
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ORIGINAL: clove128 He is not married, but does have other girls. For the most part they are good girls that each have something unique to offer and make him happy so I don't mind them. He has actually mentioned us getting married and having kids, but that no longer seems as appealing as it once did for the above reasons. I used to get the most attention, but I am also the only one that doesn't have a girlfriend or something else to fulfill relationship type of needs. I moved across the country to go to grad school two or three years ago and he has never visited including graduation. I came to him a few times and of course we talk or at least text. I do not believe he is a bad person and I won't speak bad of him. I am just losing the will for any of this and needed a little advice. He is what he is and either I have to change to fit with that or go do something else. This is why I no longer date women in higher academia. Too many are fucking insane. They've made a devil's agreement, where they sell their social health in order to obtain a few letters after their name. Offense intended, OP. I remember one first date. Professor at a top tier university. She'd been in a 15-year long distance relationship that was primarily Skype-based, where she only had him, and he had other women in real life. By saving herself for someone who was so far away, both physically and emotionally, she destroyed her ability to be social with human beings who were in front of her face. There's some hardcore social anxiety going on -- and/or fear of rejection -- when people take themselves out of the dating pool for such cyber reasons. Wise up, or don't. Either way, you'll deserve what you get.
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Not with envy, not with a twisted heart, shall you feel superior, or go about boasting. Rather in goodness by action make true your song and your word. Thus you shall be highly regarded, and able to live in peace with all others. - 15th century Aztec
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