cocoberry10
Well-Known Member
I'm glad you spoke with him, and I'm glad he was honest. I would take it slow. There's no harm in continuing to speak with him, but don't make any promises. And be up front with him that you aren't promising him that you will be together, you are just seeing where you both are in life. I'm sure he will understand (and I assume this means he will understand if you want to date other people, he will have to accept that, until you decide if you think he's the one). Don't lead him on. He seems like a delicate soul, and I think there aren't a lot of guys like that anymore. At the same time, don't be with him out of guilt (which is what your first post sounded like). In time, you will know if this relationship has potential or not. Don't pressure yourself to go either way, and don't let him pressure you. If at the end of the day, you realize he's not the one, be honest (but gentle) with him. As much as he's already been through, he doesn't need someone to lie to him. PM me if you want to talk offline! Good luck!
I talked with him. He admitted when we were together he was going through a rough time with his family. He felt better being with me than at home or being alone. I made him feel better about himself and yada yada... He said he realized about 2 months after I broke it off with him the reason. He realized he ran me off with all the togetherness. I was feeling suffocated. He said he's better now but I'm not sure since I havent even seen him in almost 2 years. He has matured somewhat though.
I still feel like a lot of the stuff I think/feel about him is out of guilt though.