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Old Dec 12, 2015, 11:40 PM
Hathi Hathi is offline
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Member Since: Jun 2015
Location: Canada
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Originally Posted by divine1966 View Post
What does your t say? Do you attract wrong people? . Judging by your previous posts you have a tendency to chase men who are not interested ( so did I in the past so I can relate and something I worked in
Therapy on), are you using online dating? That might help. Do you have friends? Career? What do you do in free time? Do you have rewarding life besides relationships?

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Actually, no, he doesn't say that. I don't have a tendency to chase men who aren't interested. I didn't continue the story after my last post so although from a few posts it might seem that way and I can certainly understand how you may reach that conclusion. However, it isn't the whole picture of who I am. With my last relationship, with the man who had BPD, I ended the relationship after he came back. I didn't add that part of the story.

He was actually quite interested, in the end, but I broke up with him. He was very distant in the beginning because he was preoccupied by a death in the family. His cousin had committed suicide just a month before I had met him and his mood was everywhere.

I go for men that have shared interests and values and that I am physically attracted to. At this age, unfortunately, there are many who are bruised and aren't as ready to jump into a relationship as when they were 25. This man just got divorced, I communicated to him that I wanted a relationship. He didn't. I ended it due to that.

I am just tired of disappointment...

But to answer your question, yeah, I have a brilliant career. I am finishing my master's degree and will be starting an internship with the United Nations in June. I also have wonderful friends, I am involved in social and environmental activism in my city. I weight train, I love to travel and I hike quite a bit. I have a very quirky sense of humour, also (which is why I started off the thread with the boy thing...please, don't read into it any further).

Life is great, actually, but then I meet men and it always seems like a disaster and then I just want to throw in the towel.

I have tried online dating. I don't like it, although, in the past, I did meet interesting people and learned social skills.