Jan 4, 2009 18:04 | |
GUEST30177 ![]() | yes,,i will treat this case as"2 ships that pass in the night". quite exact idiom for my feeling now~~~ thank you Dodger! |
Jan 5, 2009 15:30 | |
![]() | I'm not sure that idiom relates to your situation. The line is actually from a poem and I think you got quite a bit closer than those two ships. Ships that pass in the night And speak one another in passing, Only a signal shown And a distant voice in the darkness; Thus on the ocean of life, We pass and speak one another, Only a voice and a look; Then darkness again and a silence. H.W. Longfellow |
Jan 6, 2009 09:27 | |
![]() | GUEST30177 - I understand about "if you want something damn bad,you go for it and fight for it." But it can't apply here since for anything to work, HE must also want you "damn bad". Garykincaid's and Bobert's advice are really good. And here is another bit of insight into "how a western boy thinks" -- too often western boys want the very thing that is hardest to get! By this, I mean if you throw yourself at him and make yourself easily available, he may very well grow disinterested and not want you. So be mysterious and hard to get, be a bit distant. Don't answer his emails right away, make him wait and worry the same way you worry about him not responding. But please don't disrupt your life for something that might not be worth it (like interrupting your education and going to Africa to help him in business). Find out first if it the relationship is real, then be smart about the near and long term actions. You are worth more anywhere in this world with an education than if you don't have one. You could be of more help to anyone, including yourself, that way as opposed to being just manual help. Plus do it for yourself: get the education and self-assuredness that comes with it. Good luck... you sound like a very sweet girl. |
Jan 6, 2009 11:52 | |
![]() | Very good advice Seth, Guest 30177, please take your time and wait to see how your relationship develops over the coming months. Best wishes. Alan |
Jan 11, 2009 01:29 | |
![]() | It is now 1 week later... Did he reply? British boys - or better western boys - up to 28/30 years are not too serious about relationships versus intimacy. What I mean is, that it could be very well just a matter of - from the boy's point of view - enjoying the moment, then a matter of love. I am from Holland, and in Holland they "share the bed" within a month going together. Has more to do with lust then with love. But... not every boy is the same, and this young fellow could be serious. However, if I would be that young fellow, I would be talking to you on MSN everyday if it was for true love. |
Jan 11, 2009 08:31 | |
![]() | I register for a user name in the forum. Thank you Jaap. Actually I live in the country very near the Netherlands.And I had very good experience travelling in Holland. The people are always friendly and nice. Personally I quite like Amsterdam and Delft (= He is 24,quite young though older than me. In fact, I should thank him that he did not reply my email, and during that period of time, I myself did think about the reality and sorta released myself. He only sent me this single SMS a couple of days ago saying he maybe come to my current country next month, I reploied and tell him all I want to say, and get no reply any more. Those days I transfer my attention to other things like study and my small online business. I am back to normal life and cherished the time in Africa. Even he didn't reply me or chat with me online,I no longer have pain and worries. But I still cherish the time in Africa and the X'mas night that we spent together. I had such a good time with him,I feel enough already. |
Jan 18, 2009 03:10 | |
![]() | I think you should move on...if a guy cares,he would try to contact you everyday.it might be painful to let go now,but its good for the long run...please dont give up your education or career over this...cos someday in the future you may regret it. |
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