robertolapiedra
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ORIGINAL: Grechen I've heard it said, "Be careful what you wish for." That is SO true. So, I've been dating this guy for 5 months. When we initially got together, we wrote out a contract and I even wore a collar for him. Then there was a freak out on his part and he ran off for a few days but then came back. Once he came back he said we should hold off on the 24/7 stuff until we've worked some things out. Fair enough, I thought. Now I've been trying to instill how serious I am about it for the last 5 months and now after one day of 24/7 a few days I realized that I was having some reservations myself. Mostly because I spent 5 months telling him, in no lack of detail and at his request, what I want. But after bearing my soul for so long and getting almost neglected in return, I'm scared to just say that I now trust him completely and without doubt. He's given me an ultimatum that we either move into being 24/7 or we should break it off entirely. I've suggested that we write out another contract and start out there since I'm having a hard time just throwing myself on him (again) all at once. He hasen't taken this response very well. I want to be 24/7 with him, I'm just not able to make the change all at once. I'm looking for some outside perspective, but not a pat on the back. Am I being reasonable? Is he? Hello Grechen. What's the rush? 5 months dating? and now full time 24/7? Do you really think a contract will change anything? Quote: "I'm scared to just say that I now trust him completely and without doubt. "Saying" is one thing you find "scary, imagine actually "doing" trust with no doubt full time. Quote: "Am I being reasonable? Is he? " No you are not being reasonable. He is not being reasonable. You should be "reasonable together", once you "reasonably" know each other enough for it to feel right. It is not the case at this stage (5months) as both your flip flops clearly demonstrate. Again why would you want to rush into this? Ultimatums do not work, informed "consent" does. RL.
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