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    #16
    ok yeah she's DEFINITELY a keeper. and awesome present by the way.


    Speaking from the other side of the gender fence let me just say this:

    I was with someone for 3 years who I loved and would have married had I not woken up one day and realized I was in it for the stability. Yes we were best friends, yes everything was great -- and a very human relationship with little quarrels and all that, but all in all a good relationship. But I had two lives - two sets of friends... he wasn't the go out and party/ have fun/ burn cash on your car type... so i had to cut the ties. It was hard.

    As for those of you who say "you never know who they really are until" - well the unfortunate thing is that people beat around the bush too much. I have always been straightforward and 100% me from day one with any relationship - so that, from my end of things i never had to risk giving a wrong impression or ending up with someone I didn't want. Of course, I haven't always been that lucky and have, because of my natural kindness and desire to be non-confrontational, gotten myself into real binds and ended up so far as living out of my car. ...

    but my point is. it's not time. when you know, you know. I knew I would marry my husband about a week after I met him - once I convinced myself that everything I wanted had finally come into my life. And we got married after two months. It's been over a year - and we can fight with the best of them - it feels like forever because we've both always been VERY open and honest - none of this "you find out who they really are" bullshit -- and I consider myself incredibly lucky ... although I chose this end for myself, so I also consider myself smart

    So if you know it and feel it without question. That you as a person make more sense because you have her... than fucking go for it. But if there is any doubt in your mind, let it go for a little. Talk to her about it if you want. Girls like that are hard to find, and I KNOW you don't want to lose her. So do what you feel is best and by no means compromise your own integrity -- things will be fine - she sounds awesome.


    Good luck.


    ~*~Cass

    breathing is deadly underwater...

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      #17
      Sounds like a great girl.

      I agree with a lot of what has already been said, especially the part about living together first. Then you can decide if things will work before making to the big jump into marriage.

      Last year my relationship ended after 10 years. We some good times and some bad, but seemed to always keep moving on. I thought I had the world by the ass and bought a ring (that she will not return, $2500 that I could use for my car). Then we just seemed to drift apart, she became obsessed with money and always wanting more. She was working 3 jobs and I was working a staggered shift. We never saw each other anymore. I guess what I'm getting at is that you only get what you put in. I can't stress that enough.

      Now I have a new relationship. This girl is awesome, loves me for me, and we get along great. The main key is honesty - from there you build.

      My one friend has a theory - "women are all crazy, you just have to find one you can work with."

      Good luck and do whats right for you.
      Anything is possible when you don't know what your talking about............

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