Peachy, I expected that you would discount most of what I said, which is fine. But I hope you notice that I am not the only one who suggested that your dating behavior may be responsible to some extent for what happened.
I do sympathize with your plight. And believe me, I have been in your shoes and know how bad it sucks, so I am not doing a "holier than thou" thing here. In fact, it is precisely because I was in similar situations (jumping in too quick only to get burned) that I thought I could offer you some advice and what I learned from it.
I find somehow your c hoice of words...such has hot and $$ rather outta line. It's not me nor who I am.
Fair enough. I just go by what you post, and I do see you often make comments about how hot someone who wants to date you is, and that they are either a doctor, a lawyer, etc. But you are right, I don't know that it is
you, I just know what you post.
you're rather off base now.
Not sure how I'm off base. You are the one who said "I think he's the one", "never was any issues with character or integrity", and "I trust him 100 percent as I know him and his character", and we were the ones telling you that it was too soon to think those thoughts. So how am I off base?
I have had other stuff today to deal with and know now that I am not defective...I am taking some time off from dating period. ok.
OK. I never said you were defective. I said that it may not be as simple as
him being defective, but rather a byproduct of how you two interacted, including making so many serious assumptions so quickly. My point was not that
you were partially defective, but that your actions
may have contributed to him doing what he did. I know I have done that in some situations, when I trusted too soon and assumed too much too soon - it pushes people away.
I am giving you AGG flack, because you lack tact and decency sometimes when posting to somebody like me..who's had horrific things happen to them.
Shrug. I can just tell you the usual stuff, this is discussion forum, be prepared to hear things that are not always in line with your thinking. But I don't agree that me saying things you don't agree with indicates a lack of decency. We may not agree, and that is fine, and I know that you are probably too hurt to analyze the situation, and I accept that. But I do hope that some day you reflect and think about this, because there is much to be learned.
Learn anything? I sure have. I learned that sometimes people tell you things that simply are NOT the truth...and are not the reality.
That is a given. But I hope you think beyond the simple and obvious, and beyond "well he is just a liar, it's all his fault".
And AGG...poor dating behavior? please. I dated somebody for several months that I had previously dated for 3.5 years and had almost married before my xh.
So? My point is that assuming that someone is "the one" after a couple of weeks, and saying that "you can meet my son once there is a commitment, hopefully by the end of summer", no matter what "history" you may have, is a very treacherous way to date. You are creating expectations that are bound to scare off almost anyone once the novelty wears off.
AGG