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    i have been seeing him for two years, for a long time say 18 months he said loved me but wasnt in love, now he says he's in love, we were going to buy a house (his idea) but now he has changed his mind (says he will look at it in future) i love him but his mind changes seem to erode my love, because it affects the trust i have. he has been really hurt, by his ex wife, but he has also done a lot of hurting of others in the past. if he needs his freedom sometimes thats fine with me, but i would like to be the person he comes home to, its like now he is in love, he almost resents me for it!
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    how long has he been giving you this stank attitude? from day one? it's hard, you know, to fall in love with someone after you've been engaged or married or whatever. maybe it's something you just need to sit down and talk to him about. tell him you're not saying he can't have his lonewolf-ness, but ask him why it's necessary. you know? because you want to better understand what's going on in his brain, and i'm sure he would at least appreciate your honesty and openness even if he doesn't himself know why he's always running off to be alone.
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    nah, not from day one, but since we have got so close and sort of built up a connection, its like he has to keep his exits open, one of the things thats good about him, is that he is so self sufficient, my ex always needed me, to fix up his screwups. i like to be wanted not taken for granted.
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    he's probably just scared of getting hurt again. it's a viscious circle, you know...him being afraid you're going to leave and therefore keeping an exit...you saying you won't but getting so fed up with his exits that you consider leaving....it could just be a time issue. or maybe he should talk to someone, like a counselor? that helps sometimes. =)
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    i always thought (until very recently) that the scared of being hurt line, was just an excuse men gave as to why they didnt want to commit. but thanks to CW and others (you know who you are) i can see i will have to factor it in. BUT he says he trusts me completely and i have never done anything against that, so why is his baggage creeping in now, when we are getting so close and connected???
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    Quote Originally Posted by happy ending View Post
    why is his baggage creeping in now, when we are getting so close and connected???
    You just answered your own question.
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    ^^yes.

    a lot of people hold in their baggage until they really start to get close to someone. actually, it might be a GOOD thing because it means he trusts you. he might trust you too much (in his mind) and it scares him. he probably just has to warm up to the idea that you aren't going anywhere. support him and let him know you love him either way =)
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    It's also a good sign that he had the idea to buy a house.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebon_valentine View Post
    happy-even though i'm a chick, i can agree with what tex is saying. i have that problem. i've tried dating people since my exfiance and i broke up but whenever someone would start getting close i would freeze up and run away.

    perchance it's a time issue? i don't know how long you've been together...
    Just a thought but by chance is it because you love your ex-fiance with every fiber of your being? (from the what are you thinking post)
    That would make it hard to start something up with anyone else.
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    thank you all so much, ebon valentine it sounds as if you speak from experience.
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