RickTheToad
Moderator
Are you going to be lining up other women in response to this from her?
Regretfully, I do not think either one of us are moving from our position. I absolutely hate the idea of a state sanctioned marriage. I am not sure how much clearer I could had been then telling her on the 1st date no chance in marriage. She may change, and I assume she's also fighting with her biological clock. However, as much as I would like it to work out and would like her to be the mother of my children, I do not see me, in any way, shape or form allowing myself to sign a document I am so against. She, regretfully for both of us, will have to take an exit. This is not what I wanted, but it is what it is. She also knows I will not take her back, so that's is also playing on her mind too. When we were first dating, she saw two of my ex's reach out many times to see how I am doing and I just laughed it off. She asked, why not just block them, I said, it gives me a chuckle when I see these fools attempt to get back with me. She said that's wrong and evil. I said, well, I find it hilarious; in a dark comedy kinda way.I guarantee that once she accepts that you aren't going to budge (and cheers for standing your ground) ... you will soon see a dark side to her that you've not seen before - one that you didn't think could even exist within her.
Once you encounter the emotional "how could you" stage, be prepared... because it's the next stage (anger) that is the worst.
I will certainly miss her, but I've compromised, she hasn't. So, there's nothing else to say. So much for "unconditional love" as they say. Trust when I say, there's always conditions.