To Annie, please:
It’s been three years since I started dating this amazing man. I’m thrilled with him since he’s all I could ever want in a companion. While I lost my spouse to cancer not long before we met, he was coming out of a long-term marriage that ended in divorce. We were casual for the first year, but for the past two years, we have been serious about a long-term relationship.
Here’s the problem: His behavior contradicts his stated desire to be married in the future. I would assume that if he really wanted to, he would be prepared to make that move after three years of dating. However, I do hope to get married again in the future. Apart from this, we have a fantastic relationship since we have similar interests, strong chemistry, and an emotional bond. He is my biggest love, and I don’t want to endanger our relationship.
Nevertheless, I also believe that I should have a spouse who will not think twice about getting married when the time comes. Although I don’t think ultimatums are necessary, I’m having a hard time figuring out how to continue dating someone who might never want to be married. How would you respond if I were you? Remain or Leave
To Stay or Go:
Talking to him honestly and seriously is crucial if marriage is something you genuinely want and you think he might not feel the same way. Consider for a moment why marriage is so important to you at this stage of your life.
Great chemistry, emotional connection, and common interests are just a few of the amazing attributes you’ve described in this relationship. Many married couples would adore having those goods. Together, you seem to have created something genuinely unique.
Remain open-minded and concentrate on communicating in an honest and straightforward manner. Whether or whether marriage is a factor, you could discover that your relationship can still flourish.
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