There is nothing wrong with waiting, but I would not stop living for her.
It means he loves you,but not the way you think love means, he's telling you that you are not the one for him....He may be bored with the relationship and wants to move on.
A full relationship is trust,and having all your needs met...Never feeling insecure about how much he or she loves you....
A full relationship is trust,and having all your needs met...Never feeling insecure about how much he or she loves you....
It depends on the reasons for the breakups. If you broke up 6 times, there's definitely something not working right in the relationship that definitely needs addressed if the relationship is going to work. It is a possibility that he actually does love you, or he could just be coming back to you due to feeling lonely. You should talk to him about all of this.
Yes, he broke the law and needs to pay the price.
I would talk to him, ask him whom he loves, and whom he wants to be with. He can't have the best of both worlds, he needs to either get over her and put his whole heart into your relationship or take the time to think if he wants to be with his ex. Dont let him mess you around, you could end up getting hurt.
In a healthy relationship, both partners should feel safe and supported by each other. Protection can look different for everyone, but it's important to have open communication about each other's needs and boundaries. Mutual respect, trust, and understanding are key components of a strong and healthy partnership.
# probably not... and 1 reason why you shouldn't do that is because maybe their EX would get offensive and/or mad! # the 2nd reason is the person you want to start a relationship with maybe needs some time alone. # and the last reason is you can if you want to and if their ready, but think about it.
If your girlfriend is in love with her ex that does not leave much room for feelings for you. You should tell her you have to part with her as she needs to work out her feelings whatever they may. She may have just jumped into a relationship with you on the rebound and that is not right. Give her space and take time for yourself - you may not recover this relationship but you deserve better with someone that can offer you the attention and feelings just for you.
He very well may love you but he needs to sort out his other marriage before you move forward in your relationship.
Give him the space he says he needs. If you pushed and came across as needy, he may not want to have a relationship.
Talk to him about it. If he is serious about you, then he needs to decide whether he will try for you or keep the relationship he currently has. Either way, he needs to lose the obsession - nothing good comes out of them.