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I met someone and was seeing her for around 7 months , I am 56 do not look my age and have always got looks from women . I look after myself and pride myself on looking younger than I am , my downfall people. The woman I met was 47 and a looker,( and I mean a looker think of Demi Moore but much more attractive and a hot body ), as well as hot and willing in the bedroom , what an absolute fucking idiot I am .She warned me a couple of times that she was geting fed up because I was not responding to her . She text me called me every night without fail and we would talk on the phone for hours about nothing , but it was good . She text me saying she loved me and what did I do ? nothing not even respond because I was a good catch , in my mind, and did not have to do anything.The end is I got dumped on my sorry arse because I could not be bothered to put the effort into telling someone I loved them . It was not all me and she admitted she could be a pain sometimes , but I will tell you something , I would rather have her in my life being a a pain sometimes than not have her like now . I am heartbroken , my mistake and I fucked up with a 1st in fucking up . So if this rings some bells with you , do not ignore what she is telling you because when she goes you will feel the pain . Good luck and take it easy .

whoa

WEll, I can relate a littel bit. I met a extremely beautiful woman in Sandiego. She was hawaiin and thai mixed and I mean she was a knock OUT. She was so good looking that I didnt even know what to do with my self and for that she never called me back after our first date so. We live and learn right?

I really don't get.....

I was "the woman" you guys mention above. I have looks, brains, am sweet, caring, sexy and understanding. My guy thought he had it made with me and took me for granted every step of the way. He didn't put in effort to make me feel appreciated or loved, no birthday presents, cards or a simple thank you. I helped him out and was there for him when he needed it, but had to find my own way home from the hospital after outpatient surgery. I made sure he felt cared for and special on holidays and EVERY day. I sacrificed to make our life together better FOR HIM. He lived with me for a year and couldn't manage a simple "I love you" and made excuses for his lack of involvement in my life. He wouldn't pay his share or even offer to contribute for groceries or utilities. I did the bulk of the work. I got fed up and booted him out 2 months ago. Wow!! Who can shed some light on this one?

You put yourself in that

You put yourself in that position, you CHOSE to date a looser and you most likely did it because you felt you could change him and mold him into a better person, either that, or you were just too stupid to figure out that this guy was taking you for a free ride.

Regardless, you FINALLY saw the light and dumped him; something you should have done a long time ago.

You girls keep picking the same F*** dudes. Losers, men with no integrity, street guys, unemployed bums, abusers, ect... ect, then cry for sympathy when the dudes F*** up your life. **Yawn** It's all YOUR fault!

Probably he thought you were

Probably he thought you were so into him that he did not need to do anything to keep you .I am guilty of the same attitude and now I have paid the price for my arrogance and attitude . Some of us live and learn , I will always regret what I have lost because she was a real beauty as well as loving and sexy .So I have learnt a very hard and painful lesson , he probably will go through the same thing sometime in the future . However , if he does not realise this then he is just emotionally retarded and will never change and it will never affect him .So the cycle of his relationships will continue the same way it did with youbut he will always find someone until they learn his traits.

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