A-Woman's-Life

   www.A-Womans-Life.com created by Tami Marple also know as Ms Independent

Home    Questions   About Tami   Articles     View Cart  







To receive your FREE
confidential monthly
A-Woman's-Life Newsletter

 
Learn More

Enter Name:
Enter Email:

Tell A Friend
 

Q&A Archives
letter from "Sara"

Dear Ms Independent,
I have been dating the same guy for the last 4 years. He says he loves me and I feel he does very much, but he says he never wants to get married to me or anyone else for that matter. His mother would love for us to get married, but she doesn't think he will ever marry either. He has seen his parents and two brothers go through nasty divorces and is afraid the same will happen to him. I can't wait forever to see if he will marry me, but I am scared to death of the thought of losing him. Neither of us want to have children so marriage shouldn't be that important, right?, although I would still like to someday. Should I hold on or let go?  HELP, Sara

Answer to Sara:
I am a firm believer that if he says he is not ready to get married that means he is not ready to get married to you. If the right person comes along he will circum . Don't waste your time, the odds are against you. The fact that he has seen some ugly divorces is a bunch of bull. So have I and when the right man came along (at 42) I finally married. We may not have the perfect marriage, but I am not sorry I did it. Yes, he may love you, but if it's not that special kind of love he is looking for, he will never marry you. And whatever you do don't play the desperate card "I will kill myself if you don't marry me" or pull the pregnancy trick. You may be able to hold onto him longer, maybe even get him to marry you, but it will be for all the wrong reasons and he will come to resent you for it in the long run. Regardless of whether you both want children or not isn't something to base a relationship around. If you want to get married and he doesn't I suggest you move on. You will be able to live without him and probably even find someone you love very much that does want to marry you.
Ms Independent, Tami Marple
************
Back

To ask a question please visit the
"Ask a Question" page.



 


CLICK HERE
To receive your
FREE
"A-Woman's-Life"
Newsletter



Self-Help
with Journaling

Overcoming
Loneliness

 


Click Here
For 
Q&A Letters


Insanity:
doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Albert Einstein

 


homequestionsabout tami articlescontact us

© Tamcole, Inc. 110 Lendl Ct, Ste 100 Cary, NC 27511