AceAndy
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Looks like you are going to get soaked big time from what i can see on the radar.Melbourne weather
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Looks like you are going to get soaked big time from what i can see on the radar.Melbourne weather
Melbourne weather
Looks like you are going to get soaked big time from what i can see on the radar.
30 degrees - get out of here !!! It is about 8 degrees at AA manorhaha
Perth is enjoying 30 degrees. Think I might knock off early and get 9 holes in
That’s 8 degrees hotter than here.30 degrees - get out of here !!! It is about 8 degrees at AA manor
still there must be a couple of cracking shots in the round to keep you interestedWhen you have a half decent round going and then you rinse it on 16 and three putt 17 from 12 feet.
It was a bit of a nearly round. Nearly drove well , nearly putted well, nearly played well.still there must be a couple of cracking shots in the round to keep you interested
By the sounds of it, I'd give her a bit of space for the time being. If it is indeed right, she'll know before too long.Gotta hate having the perfect girl and pushing her away with too much positive reinforcement.
My three relationships before this one always needed to be told how loved and adored they were or else they'd become insecure in themselves. I finally meet an amazing woman who when treated the way I've been conditioned to treat women - making them my queen - runs away because I pushed too hard. She's even a Carlton fan. We have everything in common. Same sports teams, same music, movies, morals, her father is ex-Army like mine, etc, etc. And I pushed her away by loving too hard too fast.
Is there anything that I can do to win her back? Any women (or guys who have been successful) have any advice to win a girl back? I'm totally convinced that she is the one.
By the sounds of it, I'd give her a bit of space for the time being. If it is indeed right, she'll know before too long.
YES Jatz you're on the moneyBy the sounds of it, I'd give her a bit of space for the time being. If it is indeed right, she'll know before too long.
How long were you dating for?Thanks. She knows I'm out of town for the time being. Will see what happens in the days or week after I'm back.
How long were you dating for?
I must admit, being described as 'perfect' would give me the heebie-jeebies. I wouldn't try to win her back as such--just give her space as Jatz mentioned and then see if she'd like to catch up. Explain yourself to her, that you really like her but you understand that you've been over enthusiastic and you'll definitely rein it in.A short while. Enough for her to feel good enough invite me to stay overnight in a hotel with her, etc.
It wasn't so much the time but rather the fact she is mid-thirties and I'm the first guy she's ever really dated (in some ways its like dating the 40 year old virgin, but she's so worth it!). So she had never heard a guy tell her that he loved her before. And I got carried away and lathered it on too thick.
So that would explain the trepidation she has towards the attention you were giving her. Just too much too soon.A short while. Enough for her to feel good enough invite me to stay overnight in a hotel with her, etc.
It wasn't so much the time but rather the fact she is mid-thirties and I'm the first guy she's ever really dated (in some ways its like dating the 40 year old virgin, but she's so worth it!). So she had never heard a guy tell her that he loved her before. And I got carried away and lathered it on too thick.
remember the Seinfeld episode when Jerry dates himself - doesn't work as it is just vanilla- sometimes you need to go all boysenberry ripple to make that perfect dessert. Remember its not you...its her that walked away from being a queenGotta hate having the perfect girl and pushing her away with too much positive reinforcement.
My three relationships before this one always needed to be told how loved and adored they were or else they'd become insecure in themselves. I finally meet an amazing woman who when treated the way I've been conditioned to treat women - making them my queen - runs away because I pushed too hard. She's even a Carlton fan. We have everything in common. Same sports teams, same music, movies, morals, her father is ex-Army like mine, etc, etc. And I pushed her away by loving too hard too fast.
Is there anything that I can do to win her back? Any women (or guys who have been successful) have any advice to win a girl back? I'm totally convinced that she is the one.
Look at the bright side you didn't get to see some of the abysmal drives off the teeTeeing off at 7 this morning in fog. After 9 holes it was foggier. Fog lifted at 11:15 , 15 minutes after i had finished my round
remember the Seinfeld episode when Jerry dates himself - doesn't work as it is just vanilla- sometimes you need to go all boysenberry ripple to make that perfect dessert. Remember its not you...its her that walked away from being a queen
With this advice I have decided to move on with my life and to stop wallowing in stupid self pity as it gets you nowhere. I received an FB message from her bestie an hour or so ago. She said "There's no talking sense into her. You're the best thing that has happened in her life for years. You keep being you because you did nothing wrong at all. If you did, she'd have told me. She will either wake up before you've moved on or when it's too late for her. Either way, you're a top bloke in my book."
Worst thing to come out of it is that I now feel like Luke Hodge.
Are you sure her bestie doesn’t want you?
Pretty much the same advice I gave him on facebook Give her space and let her make up her own mind.I must admit, being described as 'perfect' would give me the heebie-jeebies. I wouldn't try to win her back as such--just give her space as Jatz mentioned and then see if she'd like to catch up. Explain yourself to her, that you really like her but you understand that you've been over enthusiastic and you'll definitely rein it in.