Big misunderstanding with almost-boyfriend leads to me being ignored. I don't know what this all means.
Q. I met M several weeks ago through a friend. We hit it off and a few days after having met him, we were pretty inseparable. Despite the 10-year age difference (I'm 25, he's 35), we seemed to get along really well. He works as a restaurant manager, ...
A. 11 December 2013: OP here, thanks for all your feedback. I did acknowledge the fact that I messed up bad, and when my anger subsided, I acknowledged my mistakes and apologized for them, genuinely feeling sorry that the situation got out of hand and that it wasn't ... (read in full...)
He tried to stick me with the bill on our first meeting ...
Q. I met this guy who I thought really likes me. We exchanged phone numbers, and few days later he offered to meet. So we go for a walk in one of the cool areas of the city, and we walk and walk, walk and walk, talk and around 2 p.m. I felt naut...
A. 9 December 2013: "He offered to meet." Who invited who? Did he ask you out, or was it you who suggested you two meet? Was eating not part of the actual plan at all? Was the first date supposed to be just having a conversation while walking around? I understand w... (read in full...)
Should I tell my housemate that his girlfriend cheated on him?
Q. Basically, I haven't known my housemate for a long time. Only about 3 months and he and his girlfriend have been together for about 7 months. This guy is a wonderful, decent and honest who absolutely adores her. Last night, I discovered from ...
A. 9 December 2013: If you and your housemate aren't really close friends If you and your housemate aren't really close friends (you've known him for 3 months) and you weren't around when the cheating happened (you heard it from a mutual friend), I suggest you stay out ... (read in full...)
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