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Date: February 9, 2023
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I was think of lying to her that I’m gay or still have feelings for an imaginary ex
LOL…Jesus Christ, man. It's a one-month relationship. You're way overthinking this. Take a step back and get a grip.
I think it would help to envision what a realistic, mature, and reasonable response to a relationship this short ending would be. If she gives you anything but that, that's on her. You gotta learn to distinguish between what's yours to carry and what's on other people. Like I said, you're not doing anything wrong.
This is a natural and healthy part of relationships. Just meet her in person, tell her, and get the fuck outta there. Like I said, don't answer a bunch of questions. If she pushes you, just say, “I've said all I have to say. I really have to go.”
That’s a fair concern and definitely something I’ve considered thinking about and working through. When we talk later I actually do want to discuss that in particular and our relationship boundaries, because I’ll be honest I do have mixed feelings even though I was the one that wanted to have us pursue polyamory. The good thing is neither of us have any other partners at the moment so there’s nobody else involved if we decided to instead be monogamous for the time being.
I’m partially attributing it to this particular ex because she wanted to have an open relationship with him, not polyamory, and also the way they went about it was not ethical. This is a huge reason that I was initially okay with the idea of him potentially dating us both but quickly changed my mind because I knew that what she wanted and what I wanted out of a relationship with him would have been at odds. So there’s definitely no potential of her as another partner for him while with me or vice versa lol. Also she was toxic and abusive towards him and that’s not something I could bear watching him endure or let seep into our dynamic
Short answer: No. When a boss or a professor evaluates you and gives you feedback it's so you can work better within the specific demands of that workplace or that university class. Their advice wouldn't necessarily translate to other workplaces or other classes. All you could get out of this guy is why he didn't get what he wanted out of this date. It's not going to help you with the other guys you'll surely go out with. P.S. “picking up friendly feelings” likely just means you were trying to get to know him while what he wanted was for you to seduce him. You and he probably just had different motivations on this date; you trying to find a likeminded soul for a relationship, him just trying to get you into bed as quickly as possible.