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I'm way more into him than he is to me

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Question - (14 November 2011) 5 Answers - (Newest, 16 November 2011)
A female United States age 30-35, anonymous writes:

Okay, so I met this guy online about 2 years ago. We have talked almost everyday since than..but never met in person. Over the past 2 years we fell in love. But we are not and never were in an exclusive relationship. He has had one girlfriend since we've been talking (lasted about a month or two..not that I was keeping track ha). I've wanted to be in a relationship with him for a long time..but he's not ready for that step because we have not yet met. He lives in ny..im in mn. So pretty much I am wondering if I should just back off..or give up..or do what i'm doing. I feel like i am a pest whenever i text him, and always feel needy. He says he loves me, misses me, wishes we could be together..yet he never really calls, doesnt attempt to skype me. I do keep in mind he is a busy man with two jobs and a student. He says he's not kooking up with girls and says he wouldnt do that to me..but he is always being "sneaky in my opinion. I am just lost, confused, alone and missing him. I am way more into him than he is into me. helpppppppp!!!

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A reader, anonymous, writes (16 November 2011):

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You are 100% right..the truth hurts but I needed to hear all that. It's time to move on (atleast try). He has made well over 200 dollars with the two jobs he has. Thank you all for the advice. Now the hard part, getting over him.

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A female reader, So_Very_Confused United States +, writes (16 November 2011):

So_Very_Confused agony aunthoney, Men MOVE MOUNTAINS for women they love...

two years... NY to MN...money... well a google on expedia of round trip from NY to MN is under 200 dollars... just saying...

what are you losing if you give him space and find out he's NOT ROWING YOUR RELATIONSHIP BOAT?... you lose a man who you THINK you love that clearly is just telling you what you need/want to hear so you stick aorund and stroke his ego....

I would stop rowing your boat... and see if it drifts along or if it flounders....

2 years having not met... I'm sorry but it's NOT love on his end. and it's not really going anywhere....

you are correct YOU ARE WAY MORE INTO HIM THAN HE IS INTO YOU.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (15 November 2011):

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Thanks for your help Marti!! I will give that a try

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A reader, anonymous, writes (15 November 2011):

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money gets in the way of us meeting..but yes as hard as it for me to say it probably is time to move on..

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A reader, anonymous, writes (14 November 2011):

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we have grown to love eachother. he doesnt treat me badly, just everyonce in a while he doesnt make the effort to talk to me as much as id like. and i dont know how to give him space without losing him. we would have met long ago..but we are so far away its expensive to fly out and with work,school..etc

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