Seriously deluded, or what! ![Rolling on the floor laughing :rofl: 🤣](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f923.png)
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It seems like itSeriously deluded, or what!![]()
I can guarantee this man is neither posh nor richSeriously deluded, or what!![]()
He‘s got too and to confused. And he can’t use spaces. Clearly not posh or well spoken at all.Seriously deluded, or what!![]()
He loves himself far more than anyone else ever could!Seriously deluded, or what!![]()
Can anyone else work out what he finds so ‘lol’ about it too!He‘s got too and to confused. And he can’t use spaces. Clearly not posh or well spoken at all.
If your looking for something more serious I’d say it’s too soonCan I ask advice please? I’ve been messaging someone who I think could be quite interesting and he’s just suggested a date which I’d be keen for. Only thing holding me back is he was in an 11 year relationship (married for 8 of that) that finished just before Christmas. Is it too soon? It feels soon.
Yeah I wouldn’t go there. Especially if they’re are kids involved!Can I ask advice please? I’ve been messaging someone who I think could be quite interesting and he’s just suggested a date which I’d be keen for. Only thing holding me back is he was in an 11 year relationship (married for 8 of that) that finished just before Christmas. Is it too soon? It feels soon.
No kids, but I think my instinct agrees with you. Thanks!Yeah I wouldn’t go there. Especially if they’re are kids involved!
Does it depend on how it ended? It could have been that he checked out of the relationship long before it was officially over, but only agreed to finally end things just before Christmas? On the flip side it could be that things ended awfully and he's still deeply hurting from it.Can I ask advice please? I’ve been messaging someone who I think could be quite interesting and he’s just suggested a date which I’d be keen for. Only thing holding me back is he was in an 11 year relationship (married for 8 of that) that finished just before Christmas. Is it too soon? It feels soon.
If you’re so rich mate you could afford a suit jacket that does up!Seriously deluded, or what!![]()
Go for it..!Can I ask advice please? I’ve been messaging someone who I think could be quite interesting and he’s just suggested a date which I’d be keen for. Only thing holding me back is he was in an 11 year relationship (married for 8 of that) that finished just before Christmas. Is it too soon? It feels soon.
Never let them string you along, that’s an alarm bell.Finally told the guy I like him, says he likes me too. We've had a lot of sexual tension so exchange some messages, he then tells me he's seeing someone. I give up with men. Poor lass, got half a mind to tell her but I won't.
Bearing in mind this is someone I've known for months and who's strung me along for the past couple.
Urgh he went to my uni. I didn’t think such a respectable institution would let in such deadbeats!I can assure you, you’re not our taste
@LaurieLaurie - he’s still married and in my experience, if a person doesn’t take time to be alone and discover themselves then they don’t make great partners. Bear in mind, we’ve been in lockdown for most of his post-break. Why did they break up? Where does he live? Are they planning to divorce? I wouldn’t date until I was divorced, as I don’t think it’s right, but each to their own.Go for it..!
I was with my ex for 13 years, dumped him in the January and met someone new June. Mentally the relationship had been over for years before it was officially over.
Never let them string you along, that’s an alarm bell.
Maybe he’s had long enough. I’d rather date someone who had been married and split up for 6 months than someone fresh out of a 1 year relationship as they tend to go more back and forth. Leaving someone after such a long time is usually more of a final decision.Urgh he went to my uni. I didn’t think such a respectable institution would let in such deadbeats!
@LaurieLaurie - he’s still married and in my experience, if a person doesn’t take time to be alone and discover themselves then they don’t make great partners. Bear in mind, we’ve been in lockdown for most of his post-break. Why did they break up? Where does he live? Are they planning to divorce? I wouldn’t date until I was divorced, as I don’t think it’s right, but each to their own.
How do you know he isn’t serious? He’s swerved you for months for a reason so he must be somewhat bothered about her or he would have cracked on with you too. Don’t be someone’s work banter.Yep honestly I feel for this poor lass hope she isn't serious because he's not.
Honestly men are ridiculous you'd think they grow out of this behaviour.
C'mon, what's the problem? He's "cheeky"! Bit of twit? Nah, love. "Cheeeeeky!!!"