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Men - I need your take on this
Summary: a guy that I dated in college have been in touch for many, many years. we're an off and on relationship. Each time we met, we would hit it off in the bedroom. Long story short, I've come to the conclusion that THAT is something we have in common, for sure. I'm very sensual and he's very passionate. We fit pretty well. (His words: That's one area I've always been happy about with you.) But, through the years, I've have this tinge of shame and guilt (religious guilt) due to not being married. You'd never know it, unless I told you. And, I guess I never told him. (Or any other boyfriend.) And, the last time we were planning on seeing each other again, he was very excited, but I backed out, because it was too much for me. I felt like he was waaay too into me. He's one of those, "I'm in it for good" kind of guys. It's all the way, or nothing, when it comes to love and relationships w/ this guy. Sometimes, it's a bit suffocating. I tend to be a bit of a free spirit. It's not that I don't care about him. I think I might even love him. Because I'm a free spirit, "settling down" hasn't been something I wanted to do, but when I think of all of the years that have passed and all of the men I've been with, he's the one who stands out the most, and whom I think of the most. The one who's made the most difference in my life. we've had our differences and fights, long ones, but I know he's the one I turn to, but he's an "all or nothing" kind of man. I love him, I think. How do I approach this, so I don't feel 'swallowed up' by his passions, and so I don't lose my individuality? I want to see him again, but he feels rejected by my need for freedom. I do love him. Isn't there room for compromise? How do I approach him? Your mature thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
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