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I have been dating a fantastic woman for almost a year. We are both approaching 30. We moved in together a few months ago and are in the process of looking for a condo. She is wonderful, and, in the abstract, I hope to spend the rest of my life with her. But I have been engaged twice before, and both times the engagements ended miserably. These experiences have made me gun-shy about getting engaged again, especially after so short a time. But I may have made a mistake by telling my girlfriend all of this. She is very hurt by the fact that 1) my baggage with other women is affecting her life, that 2) I am able to say I want to spend the rest of my life with her, but don’t yet want to move forward, and that 3) with one of the two previous women, I proposed after only eight months of dating. Am I being unreasonable? Did I make a mistake by being honest about my baggage? I’ve hurt the person I love dearly but don’t know how to make her happy without, of course, proposing before I am ready. Charlene White defends I'm A Celeb's Nella Rose over Dadgate and slams online trolls as 'petulant children'Geri Horner poses for a VERY star-studded photo withPrincess Eugenie, Naomi Campbell and Orlando Bloom at Abu DhabiGrand Prix Gisele Bundchen is a natural beauty wearing a white tank top and stylish blue jeans during an outing in Miami
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Now that all of these years have passed, our views have changed. We both had health issues, and now we see marriage as both a commitment to each other, but also a necessity for decision-making when the other isn’t capable. If you are getting off on the way he looks at you then that is a private matter for you. And if he indeed is sexually attracted to you, that is his business. Most likely he is not sexually attracted to you. Most likely what you are responding to is his sexual attractiveness itself. He may also have learned recently how to make women respond to him by acting in a seductive or flirtatious way, and he may be trying out that behavior in all sorts of arenas. But even if he were attracted to you in that way, you are a role model, mentor and authority figure to your stepson. You are a guide, teacher and example. You are a source of support and comfort. That is the role you need to play for your stepson. Prince Andrew lookalikes are revealed in TWO dramas retelling the story of his Newsnight interview - but this time it's Emily Maitlis who's scooped! You could start your own Facebook group: “My Mother-in-Law Posts Pictures of My Kids Without My Permission.” If Facebook has become a place for retirees to exchange snapshots of the grandkids, maybe it’s time it changes its name to Faceliftbook. Someone needs to tell grandma that if she wants to put pictures on Facebook, more appropriate ones would be of her and her friends passed out from too many Singapore Slings at their canasta tournament. I agree with you about your discomfort at having identifiable photographs of your kids floating around the Internet. You don’t want to get melodramatic about the danger, but such postings are forever, and it should be up to you as to whether you want to make them. Your husband should have a talk with his mother in which he praises her technological savvy but explains that once such images go out, you have lost control of them, and you’d prefer she show her friends how adorable your kids are in a more private way.
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