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Reply to "I think it's time to end it"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you saying you want to spend less time with him? Or you're happy with the current situation but don't want more? If it's the latter, I don't think you have to end it. Don't lie about your feelings and intentions. He might end it, if he's not happy with it, but that's his choice. I don't think there's anything wrong with being in a committed relationship with someone and not living together if it works for both of you. My dad and his partner have been living happily this way for a decade. They came together in their late 50s and have their own homes and interests and this set up works for them.[/quote] Maybe. As I think about it, I have a circle of friends that I enjoy spending time with and activities that I enjoy doing. Anytime I have free time and want to spend it doing something other than being with him he gets disappointed and it comes through. He doesn't have a large circle of friends or hobbies. In the summer months, he enjoys outdoor concerts with friends, but they don't do anything during the colder months. Maybe I just don't want to be someones "everything". [/quote]
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