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mygif
March 8th, 2010 @4:11 pm  

Dearest Axel,
This distinction you are making is to be applauded. So many men get into relationships when what they seek is companionship. They succumb to all the seduction and trappings of the feme fetal to avoid loneliness yet feel smothered by the ultimate demands that await after the glow has dimmed and the passion has given way to the reality of life’s routine. I can tell you this however, that all relationships will at some point stare in the face of the day to day but it is the one who illuminate something special even in the ordinary, and you realize your interest in the person doesn’t not wane nor wax as the moon but rather deepens and that alas you are not only willing but eager to stay. I say no need to analyze rather to realize that you are learning about yourself and about what separates a good relationship from a GREAT one, that at one time or another afflicts us all. This some would say is the true litmus test for those special someone’s, the ones who remarkably show us the real freedom and gift in commitment. My advice, just say no until you know-.In the mean time you may want to spend some of that time alone getting to know what about being alone scares you so much~ Blessings!

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mygif
March 7th, 2010 @5:39 pm  

Dear Axel:

For sure you have some internal issues that you should look at regarding why you do not like being alone. Although you are 22 and it may be normal to not want to be tied down, there are probably some under lying issues about not wanting to be alone. You may end up feeling pressure because you are not with someone you really want to be in a relationship with. Be fair to yourself and whomever you involve, take your time and get to know someone first and enjoy their company before committing to someone. Do some internal work on your own behaviors and get to know who you are and what you really want. I recommend reading “Are You The One For Me”, by Barbara De Angelis available at http://www.amazon.com/Are-You-One-Me-Avoiding/dp/0440215757. Its one of the best books to learn about your behaviors from personal experiences and why you pick the people you do. Knowing the underlying reasons sometimes allows us to stop the behavior.

Cheers,

Robbie Lee, author of The Straight Man’s Pocket Guide to Picking Up a Hottie -written by a woman who loves women (available at http://www.amazon.com/Straight-Pocket-Guide-Picking-Hottie-Written/dp/0615203914/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1268008710&sr=1-1)

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C. J. Frost Said,
March 6th, 2010 @5:41 pm  

Axel,
Hey buddy I know what you are going through been there myself. The reason why you are not able to be ina relationship is because you are not able to be by yourself. So you wind up in a relationship where you really dont want to be but that beats better than being alone. Untill you finally realize that this is not the person you should be with. Then when you break up not being able to be alone you find someone whom you shouldnt be with and start the process all over again. Fist if you already havent, get your education and career, this is very important once you have these everything else will fall into place. Then date but do not make a commitment find out if you have things in common DO NOT sleep with them and be honest. tell them you are just looking for a friend first. Women are not a piece of meat and most want the same thing you do. Honesty, Respect. and someone to listen. Hope this helps and good luck. There are lots of women out there who have good hearts and want what we all want. Foe someone to love us for who we are. Find yourself Axel and know nothing is wrong with you.

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mygif
March 6th, 2010 @9:28 am  

Hi Axel

It sounds to me like you are not ready for any relationship! You are in a relationship just to be in one, but are not totally emotionally involved. Learn to be happy with yourself and not need someone because you are lonely! Relationships take alot of hard work to make them a success! If you are feeling pressure after getting into a relationship and have a rabbit feet complex (meaning you’re ready to run) then you are not really ready for anymore then just dating or friends. Live your life and enjoy the company of friends…don’t rush into a relationship just to be in one!

Good Luck

Gina Landeau
Hello Ms Heartbreak, I’ve been expecting you!

HelloMsHeartbreak@yahoo.com

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mygif
March 5th, 2010 @9:38 pm  

It just means you’re young and aren’t ready to settle down. This is NORMAL for your age.

You get bored easily, you want a diff girl, or another girl catches your eye, etc.

So, why not just “date around” instead of trying a commitment? You don’t HAVE to be committed, just do what’s right for YOU. Tell the girls that you’re not looking for anything serious at the moment, and if they can’t handle that, then they aren’t the right girl for YOU.

Good luck.

http://www.TopNotchAdvice.webs.com

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mygif
March 5th, 2010 @8:26 pm  

It says that you are very immature and not ready for a serious relationship, you just want company without comitment. In other words you want a warm body to have sex with and could care less about her feelings. Once she starts expecting a relationship you dump her. You would be better off with with a blow up sex doll. That way you can have sex with no expectations.

The problem is, is that you are very dishonest. You don’t tell women that you have a history of bailing on girlfriends in a short period of time, especially once she starts expecting things from you other than just being used by you.

You need to tell any girl up front that you just want sex and nothing more. You are hurting a lot of women with your very selfish and self centered attitude. You are the classic narcissist. Look it up, it is not nice or pretty.

Here is a clue, you are Charley on 21/2 men. You probably think that he is cool. That is your problem.

marriagecoach1@yahoo.com

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Suzanne White Montiel Said,
March 5th, 2010 @7:17 pm  

Dear Axel,

You’re 22 years old and you want think there’s always something better out there. Guess what, you’re right.

There’s nothing wrong with you. Everyone feels like the grass is greener on the other side, that something, anything is better because it’s different.

You’re fine. Quit trying to make yourself do what you think you’re “supposed” to do and just go with the flow. Everything will happen as – and when – it should.

Sincerely,

Suzanne White Montiel
SF Sex and Relationships Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/x-14163-SF-Sex-and-Relationships-Examiner

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mygif
March 5th, 2010 @4:45 pm  

The meaning is that you are full of testosterone and want to schtup every woman in sight while at the same time suffering from some artificially induced sense of (probably religious) morality that says you can’t just go out and have sex. You are also far too young to have the experience needed to be a truly mature adult capable of a truly mature relationship.

This is perfectly normal and you have nothing to be worried about. On the contrary, the fact that you asked before leaping speaks volumes about your intelligence and foresight. Keep this up and you will eventually find the right woman.

In the meantime, LIVE! Learn to be an adult on your own, making your own rules. Travel, explore, do, and be. You will never in this lifetime be so young and bold again. This is your time! Honestly, why so many people your age feel the need to sacrifice it all for a wife and kids is beyond me. Learn to love yourself for who you are, learn what matter to you and figure out what you want and need out of this all too short lifetime. Then and only then can you have a prayer of having the kind of truly deep loving mature relationship you are well on your way to deserving.

In the meantime, have as much sex with any consenting adult you like. Be safe and don’t take it seriously. Have some “puppy love” relationships too if you like. Again, just don’t take it seriously until you are truly ready, something that will not happen until you are at least 30 and very possibly longer.

Enjoy!

Anthony Hernandez
http://www.theenlightenedsavage.com

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