sxyazsin
Don Juan
I've been serious with a woman for two weeks (I know, but I've known her for much longer) and I've had the most amazing time of my life. There's many problems...
First know that I'm VERY experienced and I've been through more than most can imagine with relationships. With that said...
She's Saudi and Muslim. I know all the implications of this. She's been divorced for a while. She's 27 (I'm 22), and lost her virginity when married at 24. This has us at much of the same mindset. She is in love with me, and we've both established that we're moving way too fast. I'll spare other detail.
I've been with so many women... but I really feel she's the one I've been looking for. No, not for marriage and children, but a true lover to accompany me through at least my younger adult life. She even is talking to her exboyfriend tonight that was planning to come to America to tell him how she feels about me.
I know she's sincere--she left her facebook on and I read a couple messages. (I'm no stalker, but after so many *****s that have entered my life i must be sure).
My problem is that it's so hard to keep my DJ self together. I find myself calling her when I know it's too much. I'm over passionate, and I spend money like it's nothing. I still have backbone and am still very much acting like a man with responsibilities and priorites, but I fear I'll chase her away with this kind of behavior. I don't really know how to act in a relationship because I've been seducing women and blowing them off in fear of commitment for so many years.
I know this is extremely impulsive... but don't you ever wonder what it would be like if you met someone that you knew inside was your perfect match? I know it probably won't work out... but if I commit myself instead of doubt, I know there will be much better results. I would like experienced advice on how to keep this love lasting for as long as possible. I've never met a woman in my life that I could consider as an equal, sexually as well as mentally, and this feels right.
I'm been very pessimistic for years, and if you post here to criticize me, than you're wasting your time. Chumps disgust me. I would like to hear from a mature guy that maybe knows something about this situation and can offer peace of mind or a outsider's point of view without bias.
First know that I'm VERY experienced and I've been through more than most can imagine with relationships. With that said...
She's Saudi and Muslim. I know all the implications of this. She's been divorced for a while. She's 27 (I'm 22), and lost her virginity when married at 24. This has us at much of the same mindset. She is in love with me, and we've both established that we're moving way too fast. I'll spare other detail.
I've been with so many women... but I really feel she's the one I've been looking for. No, not for marriage and children, but a true lover to accompany me through at least my younger adult life. She even is talking to her exboyfriend tonight that was planning to come to America to tell him how she feels about me.
I know she's sincere--she left her facebook on and I read a couple messages. (I'm no stalker, but after so many *****s that have entered my life i must be sure).
My problem is that it's so hard to keep my DJ self together. I find myself calling her when I know it's too much. I'm over passionate, and I spend money like it's nothing. I still have backbone and am still very much acting like a man with responsibilities and priorites, but I fear I'll chase her away with this kind of behavior. I don't really know how to act in a relationship because I've been seducing women and blowing them off in fear of commitment for so many years.
I know this is extremely impulsive... but don't you ever wonder what it would be like if you met someone that you knew inside was your perfect match? I know it probably won't work out... but if I commit myself instead of doubt, I know there will be much better results. I would like experienced advice on how to keep this love lasting for as long as possible. I've never met a woman in my life that I could consider as an equal, sexually as well as mentally, and this feels right.
I'm been very pessimistic for years, and if you post here to criticize me, than you're wasting your time. Chumps disgust me. I would like to hear from a mature guy that maybe knows something about this situation and can offer peace of mind or a outsider's point of view without bias.