*takes a deep breath* It is what it is then. Guess I just needed a little therapy to finally see it. Thanks everyone for the talk.Then take it as a hint to move on. Like I said, if she doesn't want to take action then she can lose you, don't let it get to a point where you have to lower yourself and beg her to hang out and then just have her constantly say no.
DigitalExile
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She knows. We've had talks about this before, among other things.Have you told her it's becoming an issue? A lot of the times if you don't speak up, the other person assumes everything is fine and fails to see what is bothering others.
Suzy_Q_Kazoo
I guess I've known that for a while now.. just.. didn't want to face it...There's your answer, bud......Odds are that you would have driffed appart anyway.
jerk-o-tron2000
She actually moved back to be with her family. She'll do things with them all the time now. And well... if she doesn't want to lose me as a friend, she's going about it the entirely wrong way. I am a patient man, but even God lost His patience. Not saying I'm going unleash a 40 day flood, or rain fire and brimstone from the heavens... but I am just reaching my wit's end. What I'm really afraid of is that if I keep waiting, will I even still care when she finally does come around... I know if I don't, then we were never really meant to be friends, but I still don't like to even have that possibility to think about. I need new friends, that much is true.My guess is that her priorities have just changed. Hanging out just isn't very high up there anymore. It is possible that she doesn't want to lose you as a friend, so she agrees to hang out with you, but in reality she doesn't feel like it. Or even that she has no desire to hang out with you, but doesn't want to make you feel bad.
And babysitters, babysitters often cost money, unless she has family or someone that can watch them.
I would just leave her alone. If she wants to hang out with you, she'll contact you. If not, move on. I know it might be hard, but try to make some new friends.
CammiTac
[QUOTE="xsynth"]resist.. urge.. to.. make.. joke.. about.. thread.. title...meconate...me....too... :x Maybe somebody should make a joke... I could use a laugh.
If she doesn't wanna hang, she doesn't wanna hang. She'll seek you out when she does.
I say you give her time. Taking care of a kid is very stressfull, and the little free time you have is a slice of paradise.
jerk-o-tron2000
That's the thing.. I don't think she will.. I miss her a lot. I guess I just have to move on..I say leave the ball in her court. Let her know it's up to her. If she makes no effort then it's no skin off your back.
DigitalExile
Two. I know they're a handful. I once babysat a niece who was around that age for a couple weeks, but if I can watch someone else's daughter for two weeks, can't she get a baby sitter for one day? :?how old is the daughter?
raising a child can take up a lot of time that used to be free. especially if she is a baby.
Zorgax
I'm getting rather irritated right now. I got a friend, who obviously has a busy life what with raising a daughter and a part time job, so I try to be patient. But I'm always being patient, and my patience can only be worn so thin. The thing is, she NEVER ever bothers to go out of HER way to offer to do something. Before she got pregnant, we did stuff all the time, and that's cool and what not. I understand she can't drop things just because I want to play a game with her or watch a movie. But now, it's like she's using that as an excuse to not do things with me anymore. I know all single mothers aren't like that.
They know these awesome people called babysitters... Anyway, this is what happens... After waiting days, even weeks for her to offer to do something, I'll ask her. Then she'll say, "Ok, that sounds cool. Let's do that." Then two things will always happen. Either she'll use the, "I've had such a bad day and now I don't feel like doing anything" excuse or she'll just flatout not respond to me anymore. OR, she'll try to say, "I GUESS we could do that, but I"m not really interested that much in it" and then I suggest something else, and she ignores me.
Am I overreacting? Consider that it's been at least a couple of months since we got together, and that I only bother to ask one or twice a week.
is that a homer simpson quote i doth see referenced before me?I like pizza
TheHighWind
I like bagels
I like hot dogs with mustard and beer.
I'll eat eggplant,
I could even eat a baby deer
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Who's that baby deer on the lawn there?
:lol: thats ok! i misread your reply!EDIT: Misread thread title.
I like nets. Tennis nets, volleyball nets. Fishnets. You name it.
UltraZero
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