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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is really difficult. He is so kind and sweet but despite a PhD has barely gotten anywhere in life at age 50. Is very sympathetic with the downtrodden and has not succeeded materially at all. I respect that he lives within his means (has a housemate whose rent subsidizes his very low mortgage) but am tired of splitting the bill, treating and staying in. I feel so guilty bc he’s really nice but it hard to imagine living this way now.[/quote] Do, do him a kindness and dump him so he can find someone who isn't a total loser.[/quote] All the ladies love guys in their 50s with roommates. [/quote] Everyone seems to be skipping over this. This seems slightly off. Plus splitting everything? I dated someone who lived very differently because he was so kind. So, so, so, kind. But then I found myself getting mad because he wouldn’t want to go out to eat and complained about one bday dinner he attended with my friends. We just weren’t a match and had to cut ties. [/quote]
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