Your current relationship, be honest, Did you "settle"?

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staika

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Snowalker said:
staika said:
Snowalker said:
staika said:
Well my current relationship is going....... who am I kidding I'm single at this moment.
Admitting it is the first step... wait that an addiction.

Friend the way you made that sound, I think you might want to go tot he advice section. It can helpful, I frequent it a lot.
You don't got to worry about me, I am quite capable in the dating scene I just don't have a GF at the moment. Now that it's summer I might fix that soon.
Well, good luck mate, your post just kinda seem more depressing and less sarcastic than the other single posters here. My mistake.
It's all good I did that on purpose (really I did) I tried to do an overkill and sounded too much like I was forever alone and when I look back at my post I can see why you made that mistake.
 

Not-here-anymore

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Settle? No. I'm batting waaay out of my league when it comes to my girlfriend. Which is oddly paranoia inducing, it seems.
 

Macabre9037

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Not at all! I had an enormous crush on my girlfriend for 3 years (which was how long I'd known her) before we started dating. We've been together for 4 years.
 

TheLaofKazi

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T8B95 said:
Wow, for someone who's never been in a relationship, you seem to be very wise about it! This bodes well for you.
Thank you =)

It's little things like this that are a huge confidence boost. For the longest time, I thought I was inadequate at socializing, making friends, relatinships, ect. But I've made efforts to be more open, expressive and outgoing, and I've figured out that when it comes to basically anything, nobody really knows what they're doing. So I just trust that I'm a good person, stay open to new ideas, and go for things.

I tend to think and talk about relationships (and pretty much everything) a lot.
 

Wyes

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The girl I'm with at the moment... well, when I first started getting to know her, I wasn't interested. She seemed like the kinda person who'd make a good friend though, so we started talking more. Needless to say, she grew on me. I don't feel like I've settled, but she's not quite the kinda person I thought I'd end up with either. I just hope she doesn't feel like she's settled.
 

JohnnyDelRay

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I've had a mix for have and haven't in the past, and I'll admit that neither types of relationships were exceptionally tragic, in fact most of them have been quite good. But I think it kind of depends on your personality (how accommodating you are) and what kind of mindset you have going into the relationship.

If you go into it thinking, "yeah, it's time to find the girl to settle with, and although she's not quite 'the one', I think we can make it work, I'm getting older anyhow" then yeah, 'settling' is probly not the greatest idea. But if you just like the girl and wanna try things out, why not. Also, it takes a bit of introspection. If you know you're the kinda guy who may suddenly turn asshole and decide that you can't handle the aspects of her you 'settled' with, then you are just being a fool. It's better to man up and accept these things before you hurt anyone.

Having said all that, I'm a happily married man, to a girl who is even *better* than my ideal wife (if that's even possible).
 

Troublesome Lagomorph

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No. I won't settle for anything. This is the water mark. You don't pass it, too bad.

Might have something with not wanting a "romantic" relationship to begin with.
 

Klarinette

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The one that just ended, no. No, I did not settle. He was perfect for me. Not holding my breath for him to come back, but hoping pretty hard.

Generally, I've learned not to settle. I did that once.. sort of. I think the situation was that I didn't see myself being able to do better. Or maybe just that I didn't think I'd find anyone else. That three-year train wreck ended after an engagement and a down payment on a reception hall. I swear, I will pay my mother back one day.
 

OutforEC

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Hell no. And not just because she may stumble into this post.

>.>

<.<

Honestly though, I don't know how I ended up so lucky. I rolled a natural 20 on my relationship, even though I bombed my CHA.
 

BirdBornAsBee

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This is a very complicated question for me and I am still trying to answer it myself from time to time.

I have been with my girlfriend with more than half a year, I got into this relationship with her 2 weeks after I broke up with my shitty ex. Before anyone saying that it was too soon, I agree it was too soon. Sometimes, I am still struggling if I want to have more fun or not, but then I start taking a rational approach to this.

My girlfriend is hands down one of the best, nicest person I have ever met, she is also very pretty and very motivated. She is the best girlfriend ever, it is not worth losing her over some random fun I can have with other girls. We love each other a lot and we both have some sort of directions we are heading to, I would love to settle down with her eventually.

Besides, it so awesome to date a Russian girl. XD
 

Snowalker

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mojodamm said:
Hell no. And not just because she may stumble into this post.

>.>

<.<

Honestly though, I don't know how I ended up so lucky. I rolled a natural 20 on my relationship, even though I bombed my CHA.
Can I quote you if I ever get a nerdy girlfriend? That is such a great quote.
 

Amondren

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Nope not at all. I chose her she chose me neither of us settled its been 10 months now and we're happy.
 

Snowalker

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BabyRaptor said:
The Escapist needs a dating service.
But its already a social community, I mean, I see your point, but it can already act as one. Personally, I'm not fond of long distance relationships. I actually dislike them so much, I think I may have missed out on a great girl, I still wonder sometimes.
 

WOPR

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I'm single... it's always been like that, left me psychologically scared after the first 18 years... *grumbles*