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GoldenR how do I shut him down? He's my boss. Right now he is giving me good feedback on my work - and yes I actually work hard and do a good job. What happens to that if I reject him?

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I'm Casi! I'm 22 years old, and I just moved to Albany in Febraury 2009. Met a lot of lames here, and I'm looking for a REAL MAN! I'm a very hardworking, independant, honest young woman. I want a man.

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Just wait.. why would you upset him for nothing?????

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I know that seeing someone who is involved is wrong but I guess we are all foolish when it comes to matters of the heart. I have been seeing a guy who has been in a serious relationship for a few years. They are not married or engaged, but they have been together for a while. Well, he and I have always flirted and asked eachother the "what if" questions, i.e., If we had got together in the beginning, would we be happy and all that eachother wanted? We never got together before because we had a valuable friendship we were afraid of messing up and our families aren't too fond of the idea either. But we messed around and openly flirted anyway. We ended up being eachother's first sexual experience as well. Well as time went on, feelings grew, I didn't say anything because I was leaving for Basic Training. I didn't know how long I'd be gone, so I didn't bring up my feelings and neither did he. A few years went by, and when I came home, he had a girlfriend. He had written to me several times and never made mention of her. Well, I wanted to be good about it, so I backed off, I had no intentions of getting between him and his girl. But he started to pursue me. He said that he always would have a place in his heart for me that even his girlfriend couldn't touch. He says he loves her, but he tells me the same. He even says things like when he masterbates, it's never to thoughts or pics of his girlfriend, but it's always me. He says that no one can compare to me and that's why. I believe him, and I know that a lot of you who will read this will think "Oh yeah, he's just tells her that crap to get in her pants." But when he says those things, he really doesn't seem to be lying. I don't know. We see eachother as often as we can and we are intimate, his girlfriend has no idea about any of this. It's hard b/c we can't be together (because of family reasons, etc.) but we can't stay away from eachother either. I tell myself that what I am doing is wrong, but it's the forbidden fruit that always tastes the best, as the saying goes. Please give me advice, I am inlove, I know that, but I just wonder who really has his heart, me or her. What do you all think?

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1) Chilling with my friends when I can these days. I am fortunate that during my school, college, uni years and many other functions I've been involved in, I have built up a fairly wide social circle. So I tend to talk to them and have fun about a lot of things. I have been a little busy lately so I have cooled in the social activities front, but I have my friends there that I can call upon. I never used to like going out to parties until I got older, now I love it, and I love going with my friends, or on my own as I can build up a new network of friends that way.

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When did I say anything about being "owed" anything? This isn't about being owed this or that. This is about what makes sense. And nexting all the guys you date after decent first dates makes no sense and is self destructive. If you cut out on a guy just because you didn't feel earth shattering chemistry on the first date, you are missing out on a lot of great people and great relationships because you called it quits prematurely. A lot of gals need to slow down, take their time and be patient. Something (Hollywood, trashy romance novels, shorter attention spans, who knows) has convinced them to expect the moon and the stars on the first date.