Your profile was hilarious. I don't mean that as an insult, but bravo. I was dying.
actually scheduled sleeping with her for thursday, (today) but this morning she had an episode of breaking down and crying in the middle of the street (luckily it was a spot where there's little traffic and also a spot where cars could have easily swerved around her) and our sex was rescheduled for tomorrow
If I recall correctly.
thank you
But I'm sure you have enough experience to know that if this woman is so psychologically unstable to make sure this is for pure sexual gratification with no attachment liabilities.
The key is for both people to have things in their lives that they can value more or at least equally as the relationship. For example, an academic career or a hobby, or family responsibilities. If all those things become secondary to the relationship, that's a problem.
How old are you?
28
It's a serious question.
I'm beginning to hate that every relationship that I end up in becomes serious almost right away...when the one time I had a possible girl who just wanted things casual I just couldn't do it and threw away someone who I've been more compatible intellectually, sexually, emotionally, etc. with than anyone else ever...
The fuck is my goddamn problem?
I'm happy with my current relationship no doubt, really do care for her and all, but I just feel like I'm always in this rush to find myself tied down to something and that is starting to put a strain on me.
Life is short, man. If things don't work out after three months, it's for the best to break things off and move on.
And you'll be off to Seattle in August for grad school, nay? Don't think you'd have had a future with her in any case. My experience exactly.
Don't think of it as irrational. A biological impulse to reproduce. If we didn't have that, what meaning would we have besides posterity?
But yes, calculation is everything. I'd loved to have been with my girlfriend till I will have had to go West in August but when that day of separation is fixed the rest of the relationship is moribund, and defeats the whole purpose of meaningful dating.
Such is the life of us itinerant academics, nay?
Hmmm, I think I agree with that. But sometimes the more rational thing is to think beyond that. That is something I have trouble with; it's just not in my nature at all. I'm very reckless when it comes to romantic stuff.
The fact that I'm moving has definitely had a big impact on things between us. I wouldn't say our time together has been meaningless, though. I mean, we have these fucking amazing nights together. That at least has some intrinsic value for me.
That's something that's been worrying me a lot. After I'm done with my Ph.D. there's no telling where I'll have to go, so any relationship I start in Seattle is probably going to have some level of insecurity to it due to that fact. I hate thinking about what I'm sacrificing by taking this path. But I ultimately don't want to do anything else, sooo...