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Not wanting to rush things but its happening!!!

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red37 · 23/07/2010 13:43

Hi everyone

I have just gone into a new relationship after a tormented 5 years of being an alcoholics wife...this guy is sweet, caring the total opposite to what I have been used to... the thing is we have both agreed that we dont want to rush things but such strong feelings are developing and it is both sides...please I need a bit of guidance, I just dont want to make a fool of myself... anyone been in this situation before..it is not a rebound thing as I was on my own for 9 months before I met this man...help, my feelings are freaking me out a little...thx for reading

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ThatBloke · 23/07/2010 14:04

red37, good for you - enjoy it. Just keep your feet on the ground (or at least try ) & don't compromise too much on things.

Make sure you don't fold everything else you had going on before you met this chap.

Good luck

SolidGoldBrass · 23/07/2010 14:07

ENjoy it. The bits not to rush are the 'moving in together' bits. All the silly phone calls and lots of shagging etc are there to be enjoyed.

mmmwine · 23/07/2010 22:00

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msboogie · 23/07/2010 22:59

SGB has left the thread - but I am nearly as wise as she. So I will tell you - don't move in together for at least a year.

kayah · 23/07/2010 23:04

msboogie - very good advice

RedLeaves · 24/07/2010 02:34

Why move in together ever? Enjoy the good bits long term, without the irritations!

SolidGoldBrass · 24/07/2010 09:54

I would agree - give it at least a year. And remember you don't have to, ever if you don't particularly want to. One of the more common mistakes people make with relationships is insisting that they progress in this strict linear fashion when actually not all relationships need to be like that.

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