Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He didn’t by you full stop.
It’s bit because he turned 30 .
It’s bit because you leaving him devastated him so much he quickly married the next.
He didn’t want you. Deal with it. Learn to put less value in a man so when’s one rejects you it’s not so devastating you need to tell yourself lies to cope.
He didn’t want to marry you, Maybe the next guy will.
I disagree, and I have been through this. I broke up with him, because in my heart, I knew he would not make me happy, in the long run. It devastated both of us, because we were so much in love. We probably will always think of each other as the loves of our lives - but, it was not practical for us to be together. He married the next one that came along for a few reasons: He was almost 30, and she was older (by a couple years), so she wanted to be married yesterday. She gave him some prerequisites that he had to accomplish before they married. He did not want to go through another tremendous loss, so he satisfied the prerequisites. All (all) of his closest friends were married, he had been in several of their weddings, which had an impact. He thought we were going to settle down, he was already of the mindset to settle down. When she came along, she and he were in position to get married - not necessarily to each other, but they both wanted to be married, to settle down - it was timing, along with not wanting to go through such a huge loss again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry OP. In spite of what others say, this guy is very much in the wrong for dragging you along while clearly knowing you were not the one for him. I am not against living together before marriage - I lived with my husband for 4 years before he proposed, and we even bought a house - but we were always on the same page about the relationship, and were ready for the next step around the same time. I think that’s the key... if one person is ready for the next step and the other person is not, and can’t provide a timeline for when they might be ready or what it’s going to take to be ready (e.g. they are in grad school and are waiting to graduate and find employment), it’s going to end badly.
Op is not a child. She was not held hostage. She knew he didn’t want to marry and could have left.
Anonymous wrote:When we went together he wasn’t sure about marriage. That’s the main reason we broke up. Now I see on Instagram he’s engaged to her and it’s been less than a year. Mr It’s Just A Paper is engaged and there me who wanted to marry him single AF and haven’t had a decent date in months. And my birthday is in 2 weeks. Life sucks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He didn’t by you full stop.
It’s bit because he turned 30 .
It’s bit because you leaving him devastated him so much he quickly married the next.
He didn’t want you. Deal with it. Learn to put less value in a man so when’s one rejects you it’s not so devastating you need to tell yourself lies to cope.
He didn’t want to marry you, Maybe the next guy will.
I disagree, and I have been through this. I broke up with him, because in my heart, I knew he would not make me happy, in the long run. It devastated both of us, because we were so much in love. We probably will always think of each other as the loves of our lives - but, it was not practical for us to be together. He married the next one that came along for a few reasons: He was almost 30, and she was older (by a couple years), so she wanted to be married yesterday. She gave him some prerequisites that he had to accomplish before they married. He did not want to go through another tremendous loss, so he satisfied the prerequisites. All (all) of his closest friends were married, he had been in several of their weddings, which had an impact. He thought we were going to settle down, he was already of the mindset to settle down. When she came along, she and he were in position to get married - not necessarily to each other, but they both wanted to be married, to settle down - it was timing, along with not wanting to go through such a huge loss again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He didn’t by you full stop.
It’s bit because he turned 30 .
It’s bit because you leaving him devastated him so much he quickly married the next.
He didn’t want you. Deal with it. Learn to put less value in a man so when’s one rejects you it’s not so devastating you need to tell yourself lies to cope.
He didn’t want to marry you, Maybe the next guy will.
I disagree, and I have been through this. I broke up with him, because in my heart, I knew he would not make me happy, in the long run. It devastated both of us, because we were so much in love. We probably will always think of each other as the loves of our lives - but, it was not practical for us to be together. He married the next one that came along for a few reasons: He was almost 30, and she was older (by a couple years), so she wanted to be married yesterday. She gave him some prerequisites that he had to accomplish before they married. He did not want to go through another tremendous loss, so he satisfied the prerequisites. All (all) of his closest friends were married, he had been in several of their weddings, which had an impact. He thought we were going to settle down, he was already of the mindset to settle down. When she came along, she and he were in position to get married - not necessarily to each other, but they both wanted to be married, to settle down - it was timing, along with not wanting to go through such a huge loss again.
Anonymous wrote:He didn’t by you full stop.
It’s bit because he turned 30 .
It’s bit because you leaving him devastated him so much he quickly married the next.
He didn’t want you. Deal with it. Learn to put less value in a man so when’s one rejects you it’s not so devastating you need to tell yourself lies to cope.
He didn’t want to marry you, Maybe the next guy will.
Anonymous wrote:Console yourself by popping some popcorn and watching When Harry Met Sally. At least you’ll have a laugh for a couple of hours.
Sorry, OP. Life totally sucks sometimes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He must have turned “30” and whoever he was dring at that exact point in time, or hung around for years until he aged, gets the ring.
It’s what he told himself years ago. Silly, but true.
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This is exactly what happens with guys. They sometimes make some head scratching choices because they are a certain age and decide it’s time to get married.
Yep, or it’s that they are last of their buddies to get married.