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May 21 2009
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I've been "on a break" for a while now from my ex girlfriend. I've started to date other people & I really like this chick I met a few months back. We're starting to get serious. I don't want to hurt her! But I know as soon as we get back to school I'm going to get back with my ex. Should I just break it off with the new chick?
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May 22 2009
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Your concern about her feelings means you are a good guy, but I hope you have been up front with this new chick about your situation. I'm guessing though that you haven't given her details about your "break" with your ex, and have allowed her to get closer to you than you anticipated...which means, it will be a difficult situation. It's better to just let her know sooner than later if you are sure you will be getting back with your ex. Good luck and hopefully you learn from this experience.
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I am currently dating a good friend of mine where we are in a situation of not being in a relationship, yet we're exclusive. We both like the position where we're at because we don't hold high expectations from one another and we still haven't ruined the friendship. But is it a bad thing that we keep avoiding the topic of "what are we" in this confusing relationship or should we just continue an... read more
Answer 1
Let the situation evolve on its own. Don't push matters.
Answer 2
Sounds like you both have commitment issues.
Answer 3
Try making things more defined. It might enhance things.
Answer 4
Friends with benefits! Nothing better!