I say affair but neither of us are attached or married, but for practical reason which can't be avoided (to do with my children and me being here only for a short time due to a job posting) we have a complicated situation.
We like each other, no chance at all of a future, absolutely none, and we have probably six months. We are both on dating sites (how we met) and we'd both intended a short term thing.
It's caused a lot of upset though, because I know he still chats with /talk to other women and looks for potentials. We're not in a committed relationship but we have agreed to be together for the six months we have.
AIBU to ask him to take down (temporarily) his dating profiles and enjoy the six months with me if that is what he says he wants? He says I am.
I feel like I can't keep feeling like any day now that he meets someone else who can give him permanency so it's stopping me from relaxing and enjoying the six months. And sucking away all the romance too.
Am I wrong? I know I might be, but it hurts to know he is still shopping an can't jst "take a break" for the six months to be with me. Not to make the thread too long but I have made numerous sacrifices to enable us to have this six months and be together and I feel like he is giving nothing and it says it all?
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AIBU - the groundrules for a short term affair
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