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I've been emailing a woman for over two months, I think we could get close because we have talked about personal stuff. I've asked her to meet twice but she declined both times. She just told me she has been with a guy the past two years and that she has almost no free time to meet even if she wanted to. However, she did say she would like to continue to email. If she told me about this guy early, I would continue to email, because I could use a good friend. Now, I'm not so sure.
What do think. And if you were in this situation, would you continue to email the other person or just forget about them? |
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 You seem just a wee bit confused.... First figure out what you want then decide if you want to continue.
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Figure out if friends only is good enough for you
if yes chalk up another friend! If not just tell her it can't continue 
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I think when people hide their relationship status there's a reason behind it, and not always bad, but it is deceitful.
If you're looking for friends, continue, but if you're looking for someone to date, I think I would pass...you could be the guy on the other side next time. |
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So if I decide to continue emailing her, do I go right back to the same stuff or something more casual?
And can you trust someone like this. |
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Well if you remain friends. Somthing casual is in order
trust her? Only you know that by trusting your instincts there's a lotta game playing head games on sites like this!!
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I've been emailing a woman for over two months, I think we could get close because we have talked about personal stuff. I've asked her to meet twice but she declined both times. She just told me she has been with a guy the past two years and that she has almost no free time to meet even if she wanted to. However, she did say she would like to continue to email. If she told me about this guy early, I would continue to email, because I could use a good friend. Now, I'm not so sure. What do think. And if you were in this situation, would you continue to email the other person or just forget about them? She just told me she has been with a guy the past two years Confusing. Are you saying she is seeing someone right now other than you? Or did you mean she hasn't been ? |
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RUN!
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She's been with a guy for the past two years?
Yeah, I'd cut my losses and get to know a SINGLE girl. |
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Ditch her as a potential match. If you want to keep e-mailing her as a FRIEND, then so be it. No more PERSONAL stuff and cut down on the number of e-mails.
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If she "has been with someone" meaning "she is with someone now"..get away from her. She is keeping you as an "option".
I can only feel for the guy who is with her right now..he doesn't even know she is talking to you...brings me back memories about my ex g/fs. |
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Ditch her as a potential match. If you want to keep e-mailing her as a FRIEND, then so be it. No more PERSONAL stuff and cut down on the number of e-mails. |
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Honestly, just keep talking to her. Even thou she may not be interested or dont have any time for a relationship, doesn't mean that you should discontinueing your conversations.
It's always good to have a friend who would listen to what you have to say and try to help each other out in any way possible. For me, I would still continue the conversations regardless of what happend. Besides, there's nothing wrong with it to begin with. |
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Welcome miraku!!
I agree!! Tammy
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