It was a good run

10/15/2008 6:41:11 PM	It was a good run
momof2_1984 Wallingford, CT age: 24	So I met this great guy from here. The first guy Ive been out with in a long time. We hit it off splendidly and we both felt a connection. Unfortunately he was going through a tough time with his divorce and it was pretty ugly. Being the good person I am, I told him that if he's not ready, its fine. But he was all about me sticking around and supporting him and not wanting to be alone.We talked all the time and saw each other a few more times and it was great! He even took steps and said things that made me think there was a potential future with this guy. Out of respect of him, theres no need to repeat it. Oh course I ate it up. Its been a while and I wanted to believe that, " WOW, I finally found him". Well, needless to say, it didnt work. He needed his space and isnt ready for a serious relationship. Granted,he does need to sort a few things out and get himself back together, but I just wish he didnt say the things he said that lead me to believe in "US" He probably meant it when he said it, and had all good intentions, but it hurt all the same. I tend to get my hopes up, so when they come down, they come down harder than most. I know I shouldnt, but thats who I am. I hold nothing against him. Hes still a nice guy. A nice guy who ran a good game.
10/15/2008 6:56:10 PM	It was a good run
refinedprincess Westland, MI age: 34	Quote from momof2_1984: So I met this great guy from here. The first guy Ive been out with in a long time. We hit it off splendidly and we both felt a connection. Unfortunately he was going through a tough time with his divorce and it was pretty ugly. Being the good person I am, I told him that if he's not ready, its fine. But he was all about me sticking around and supporting him and not wanting to be alone.We talked all the time and saw each other a few more times and it was great! He even took steps and said things that made me think there was a potential future with this guy. Out of respect of him, theres no need to repeat it. Oh course I ate it up. Its been a while and I wanted to believe that, " WOW, I finally found him". Well, needless to say, it didnt work. He needed his space and isnt ready for a serious relationship. Granted,he does need to sort a few things out and get himself back together, but I just wish he didnt say the things he said that lead me to believe in "US" He probably meant it when he said it, and had all good intentions, but it hurt all the same. I tend to get my hopes up, so when they come down, they come down harder than most. I know I shouldnt, but thats who I am. I hold nothing against him. Hes still a nice guy. A nice guy who ran a good game. I feel you. There are so many out there people that say things and actually sound sincere when they say whatever feels good to your ears when all they are doing is paying lip service and misleading you. I had someone do that to me also. Gave me hope that things could actually go somewhere but it wasn't to be. It can be so disheartening but keep hope there is someone out there that is actually genuinely sincere about whatever they have to say but they are rare people. I know men propbably go through the same thing so keep hoping.
10/20/2008 1:40:34 AM	It was a good run
whomper Greenwood, IN age: 64	I wish that men would just leave women alone if they don't want to get involved with them or make a committment. Why even go there? Why even start something to begin with? Because they want it without giving anything in return -- that's why. Then they wonder why women have a bad attitude towards men. [Edited 10/20/2008 1:42:50 AM]
10/20/2008 12:56:16 PM	It was a good run
eque Torrington, CT age: 35	Guys like that have no business being on a dating site... he was here because he was lonely and clearly only cared about his feelings. He should have been more honest with you. Hopefully, you learned to avoid those red flags when you see them next time... God luck
10/20/2008 4:53:09 PM	It was a good run
foxfire36 Hortonville, WI age: 36	Quote from momof2_1984: So I met this great guy from here. The first guy Ive been out with in a long time. We hit it off splendidly and we both felt a connection. Unfortunately he was going through a tough time with his divorce and it was pretty ugly. Being the good person I am, I told him that if he's not ready, its fine. But he was all about me sticking around and supporting him and not wanting to be alone.We talked all the time and saw each other a few more times and it was great! He even took steps and said things that made me think there was a potential future with this guy. Out of respect of him, theres no need to repeat it. Oh course I ate it up. Its been a while and I wanted to believe that, " WOW, I finally found him". Well, needless to say, it didnt work. He needed his space and isnt ready for a serious relationship. Granted,he does need to sort a few things out and get himself back together, but I just wish he didnt say the things he said that lead me to believe in "US" He probably meant it when he said it, and had all good intentions, but it hurt all the same. I tend to get my hopes up, so when they come down, they come down harder than most. I know I shouldnt, but thats who I am. I hold nothing against him. Hes still a nice guy. A nice guy who ran a good game. If he doesn't want to date, then why is he on a dating site????
10/22/2008 3:53:23 PM	It was a good run
greenangeleye79 Brooklyn, NY age: 29	i went through something very similar. I said from get go that i am looking for a potential relationship if thats not what u want then please pass me by. i have been through a lot and just wanted honesty. well said all the right stuff at the right time and made me feel beautiful and he was the first one that started calling me his GF and stuff. then all of a sudden from one day to the next literally I swear, he came up with the i have a lot of things goin on and i dont want to hurt u blah blah blah.
10/30/2008 1:47:53 AM	It was a good run
forever4 Victoria Australia age: 47	I also was a victim of lies with another guy he said we were an item I went home never heard a word from him
11/3/2008 1:27:41 PM	It was a good run
sweetmamastna Hicksville, OH age: 27	Quote from momof2_1984: So I met this great guy from here. The first guy Ive been out with in a long time. We hit it off splendidly and we both felt a connection. Unfortunately he was going through a tough time with his divorce and it was pretty ugly. Being the good person I am, I told him that if he's not ready, its fine. But he was all about me sticking around and supporting him and not wanting to be alone.We talked all the time and saw each other a few more times and it was great! He even took steps and said things that made me think there was a potential future with this guy. Out of respect of him, theres no need to repeat it. Oh course I ate it up. Its been a while and I wanted to believe that, " WOW, I finally found him". Well, needless to say, it didnt work. He needed his space and isnt ready for a serious relationship. Granted,he does need to sort a few things out and get himself back together, but I just wish he didnt say the things he said that lead me to believe in "US" He probably meant it when he said it, and had all good intentions, but it hurt all the same. I tend to get my hopes up, so when they come down, they come down harder than most. I know I shouldnt, but thats who I am. I hold nothing against him. Hes still a nice guy. A nice guy who ran a good game. i totally know where you are comming from. I met a guy on a diff site and we talked on the phone a cpl times before we met. Once we met though we hit it off wonderfully. We seen each other everyday and was on the phone with one another when we were not together. We both had kids and would take them on our dates with us too. We got serious fast i know that. But i fall fast and so does he. He too was finishing up his divorce yet was always talking about our future. If he would have asked me to marry him i would have said yes. i was in love. then like i was hit by a truck it was over because he needed time to be single. I was heartbroken but we stayed friends. Now he is constantly bouncing between women and im glad we are only friends.
11/16/2008 6:19:32 AM	It was a good run
ryn514 Cobourg, ON age: 48	Quote from whomper: I wish that men would just leave women alone if they don't want to get involved with them or make a committment. Why even go there? Why even start something to begin with? Because they want it without giving anything in return -- that's why. Then they wonder why women have a bad attitude towards men. I had one fella in particular like this. Thanks to him, I came up with the word "confuzzled" for his type. No doubt some of the fellas have similar stories to share. It's a shame, these situations only tend to form walls around hearts. Not gouda!
11/16/2008 8:19:23 AM	It was a good run
nolybam Barrie, ON age: 42	It's a good idea to keep in mind, when people are just getting out of any relationships, it takes about a year for people to get their heads back on straight, because during that year, they are screwed up...otherwise you are just a rebound.
11/20/2008 2:17:25 PM	It was a good run
maculon Fort Lauderdale, FL age: 47	And when you date a married guy you expected what? Geez...
11/21/2008 4:30:39 AM	It was a good run
ucrazyasme Naperville, IL age: 26	Quote from whomper: I wish that men would just leave women alone if they don't want to get involved with them or make a committment. Why even go there? Why even start something to begin with? Because they want it without giving anything in return -- that's why. Then they wonder why women have a bad attitude towards men. OK I'll agree with you except the wondering why women have bad attitudes about men part. Remember we are not all the same, just like you women are not all the same!
12/4/2008 9:01:18 PM	It was a good run
rochellerochell Myersville, MD age: 51	You heard what you wanted to hear. Not everyone on a dating site has marriage in mind.

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