Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Either cut this woman off, or call off the wedding. You are emotionally intimate with her, and it's preventing you from being fully present to your fiancé. Single woman is getting what she wants - a piece of you without the obligations of s real relationship. You're stuck in a fantasy with her. You can't have both, op. You have to makes decision.
I personally hate the women who do this kind of thing - sucking the life out of some guy just for her own selfish kicks.
Men pull this crap too, and are serious jerks as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Either cut this woman off, or call off the wedding. You are emotionally intimate with her, and it's preventing you from being fully present to your fiancé. Single woman is getting what she wants - a piece of you without the obligations of s real relationship. You're stuck in a fantasy with her. You can't have both, op. You have to makes decision.
I personally hate the women who do this kind of thing - sucking the life out of some guy just for her own selfish kicks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In 2 months I will be walking down the isle with a lovely woman. I feel like I love her and I feel like she loves me. We have had a long distance relationship but have worked really hard to get to know each other and spend time with each other. We both have children from other marriages. I work with a woman that is my absolute best friend, at least that is what I have to tell/portray to every one else. The reality is I love this woman deeply and I have a really hard time just staying away from her. She moved to another place for work so I see her occasionally and we text and phone each other at least once a day. It has been over a year and a day rarely goes by when I have no contact with her. She is successful in her career, independent, beautiful beyond the telling, a little older than me and pretty well to do. She is single. I know she is not that woman for me but I can't shake her, I can't not be in some type of contact with her. We talk and talk and talk and she understands me, supports me and stands by me through thick and thin. I have to let her go and I don't know how. I can't start my new marriage like this. How do I do this? Am I wrong for marrying someone else when I have this level of feeling for another woman even though I know I can never be with her and the best I will ever have is the friendship I have now.
I think you know the answer.
You cannot get married under these circumstances.
The wedding is planned people are flying in. It would crush my fiancé to cancel now. The, I don't know what to call her, one I love doesn't want to marry, can't have children and these are things I want in life. I know they say you can't help who you love but this is so the opposite of the things I do want in my life. If I call off the wedding then what? I like the concept of marriage but she won't marry anyone, believes the idea that someone who gets up everyday and stays with you by choice is better than the legal obligation of marriage. I give up my hopes and dreams to be with this woman I have no guarantee wants to be with me. Nothing has happened between us, we just spend a lot of time together and am in constant communication.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't give up a real relationship and marriage over a fantasy.
This. I'm shocked at all the people telling you to leave someone you love for someone that doesn't want to be with you. How absurd.
Be grateful for what you have, OP.
This people are saying so for the sake of the fiancé, not the op. Fiancé needs to know and move on from this loser.
Exactly! Most of the PPs are saying leave the FI, not to go pursue the FANTASY, but because he doesn't love FI enough. It's unfair to FI and has a high risk of ending up in divorce anyway. And many PPs are also saying that FANTASY is a bad person for using him as an ego boost.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't give up a real relationship and marriage over a fantasy.
This. I'm shocked at all the people telling you to leave someone you love for someone that doesn't want to be with you. How absurd.
Be grateful for what you have, OP.
This people are saying so for the sake of the fiancé, not the op. Fiancé needs to know and move on from this loser.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't give up a real relationship and marriage over a fantasy.
This. I'm shocked at all the people telling you to leave someone you love for someone that doesn't want to be with you. How absurd.
Be grateful for what you have, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP: you are a moronic idiot. Get married. Forget about the other woman.
I was once like you. Married one while in love with another. LOL (love of my life), college sweetheart, was also married. Resented DW for the first several years of the marriage. Then had a long marriage and a divorce. 25 years after I was married I got back together with the LOL, but she turned out to not be that great after all. She had problems. LOL has a few divorces and lots of lovers, and she's unhappy. We didn't last long together.
I was wrong to have loved her before and to have thought about her so much.
OP: you are a man. Turn on the rational part of your brain and start acting like a man.
+1
Most of the advice you're getting on this thread is bad. It's a bunch of women projecting how badly they'd feel if they heard their husband express the same thoughts. However, at the end of the day, is dumb to throw away a solid relationship for a fantasy of a woman.
And this woman is NOT nice. She knows you're smitten, and she uses you for an ego boost. Women who are supposedly that great and could have anyone, yet are chronically single are usually head cases, IME.
Forget about her and concentrate on the wonderful woman you do have. You should figure out why you want a woman you can't have.
Anonymous wrote:OP: you are a moronic idiot. Get married. Forget about the other woman.
I was once like you. Married one while in love with another. LOL (love of my life), college sweetheart, was also married. Resented DW for the first several years of the marriage. Then had a long marriage and a divorce. 25 years after I was married I got back together with the LOL, but she turned out to not be that great after all. She had problems. LOL has a few divorces and lots of lovers, and she's unhappy. We didn't last long together.
I was wrong to have loved her before and to have thought about her so much.
OP: you are a man. Turn on the rational part of your brain and start acting like a man.