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throwawaybreakuphel OP t1_jee9uj4 wrote

It isn't really a session, I'm talking about when we make out for like 10-20 seconds. I don't really have an explanation I suppose, it just takes me a bit longer to switch from "cute make out" mode to "let's get it on" mode. I just wish there could be some times where we'll make out on the sofa and can just leave it at that until we pick it back up later. For me I like when foreplay happens with intimacy throughout the day, but if he could, he would easily have sex every single time we make out

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Gosc101 t1_jee9827 wrote

Move on from R, by cutting contact. Think about obvious giveaways she was manipulating you, and terrible in general.

Failure is for most people natural part of process of seeking their forever partner. Accept reality for what is, take some time as single to get over it, and start dating again.

S has as, you noticed, already moved on from you. Her relationship might fail at some point, but don't think it will necessarily mean she will want to immediately get with, in fact she might not want you anymore in general. Just don't take her affection for granted.

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throwawaybreakuphel OP t1_jee94yc wrote

By start and stop, I mean if we start making out it always leads to sex because it turns him on a lot (it does for me too, but I need a bit more warm-up than he does) so often he's been frustrated because I'll be making out with him (which I LOVE but it's a turn off when there's an expectation for more), but then I might say no when he asks if I feel like having sex.

I completely get that lack of sex is frustrating - but, for two people who don't live together, is once a day/every two days really a "lack of sex"? I feel like we'd have MORE sex if this wasn't an issue

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Ladiesbane t1_jee91u6 wrote

Sorry mate -- you're just at the wrong part of the story. It's not fair to ask S to wait for you, and it's good that R is out of the picture, and so for now you are a party of one.

Advice: you don't have to rush into person #3, but don't wait for S, either. Just take life as it comes. If you meet someone new, let it happen; if S & D run their course, you'll be there.

Time alone can be centering, gives you a chance to reflect on the past and work on yourself.

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JealousBed1807 t1_jee8uhc wrote

Somewhat ironically, you are doing the best possible thing to make her actually want a relationship with her … ignoring her and living your best life. I would guess that you used to text her and give her attention and now she misses that … she doesn’t want you as a friend, she wants the validation of having you pine after her so she can feel good about herself. My advice would be to let her pursue you now … if she wants to be friends with you she can do the work and prove to you that’s it’s worth your time and energy.

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otot1993 OP t1_jee8u5b wrote

I think it's more about the fact that she just met this guy. She has male friends, and I don't have problems with her exchanging her number with a co-worker or people she knows. But a guy comes to you, chats to you, tells you that he's new there and you tell him you going to help meeting people and giving out your number like this? You don't know him, you don't know his intentions, and as a man kinda hurts that my girlfriend wouldn't shut this down before it even becomes something.

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ThrowRAspaghetti666 OP t1_jee8lto wrote

You may be right, this is my first experience with this type of thing and I am trying my best. I agree I am very lucky, do you have any advice on how I can forget and move from this? I almost wish she never told me.

Even if she did nothing wrong it still upsets me and how do I move past it ?

Thank you for responding

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