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I had a big long reply written out, but it all basically comes down to this: PTSD and all that comes with it is not a deal breaker, not by a long shot. I can be very patient if there is a steady progression in the relationship, even if it is really slow comparatively, as long as there is movement and mutual feelings of romantic love. But ultimately I want to date (in whatever way his symptoms allow) and move in together. Marriage or just cohabitation doesn't matter, I'm not a stickler for ceremony.
I cannot have a "boyfriend" 5 more years down the road and still be separated by an ocean 11 months of of the year.
I want to have fun with my partner, enjoy our lives together, and to know for sure that he's in it too...as much as his symptoms allow him to be - I'm sure you know what I mean by that.
He can't send me stuff like this song and then get mad (scared rather) and threaten to walk away (and lay landmines all around the subject so I can't bring it up without feeling like I'm risking EVERYTHING) when I take it seriously. He needs to make up his mind. Guess he's got big decisions to make, as well. You either want to be strictly friends or you want more. Which is it???
I cannot have a "boyfriend" 5 more years down the road and still be separated by an ocean 11 months of of the year.
I want to have fun with my partner, enjoy our lives together, and to know for sure that he's in it too...as much as his symptoms allow him to be - I'm sure you know what I mean by that.
He can't send me stuff like this song and then get mad (scared rather) and threaten to walk away (and lay landmines all around the subject so I can't bring it up without feeling like I'm risking EVERYTHING) when I take it seriously. He needs to make up his mind. Guess he's got big decisions to make, as well. You either want to be strictly friends or you want more. Which is it???
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