olrowe is offline olrowe Post #1  November 21,2009, 7:12pm
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I met this man in his mid 50s. We communicated extensively for 3 weeks but have only met last weekend. After our meeting, he came back to see me in 2 days. We live over 500 miles apart. Repeatedly, he has told me:
"you are and will be in my thoughts all day..!!
I am so "smitten"...in all the warm and happy ways.."
On our 2nd date he said we are in a relationship.

I am really smitten and am curious to know if this is the real deal?
 
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D_Lion is offline D_Lion Post #2  November 21,2009, 7:27pm
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In my view, falling for someone quickly is a big risk. Some people do, and sometimes that works out, but making large changes in your life on that basis is to cast aside wisdom.

I suggest a long, thoughtful pause before every communication - to check if it makes sense.

Then, a consideration of whether the distance can be resolved ...

Caution and care ... good luck!
 
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PY_2 is offline PY_2 Post #3  November 21,2009, 7:36pm

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Sorry...it's understandable to be falling pretty quickly.
But saying that you're in a relationship after your 2nd date? That's mighty darn fast.
 
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olrowe wrote :

I met this man in his mid 50s.

On our 2nd date he said we are in a relationship.

I am really smitten and am curious to know if this is the real deal?
How old are you yourself, not to offend you but you do sound a bit immature/gullible. You don't have a relationship that quick and it's impossible to tell if it's the real deal already. But if you are that smitten, give it a shot and only time will tell. Be careful though, he might not be all what you think he is.
 
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Actions. Not words.

People can say anything but what they do shows us who they are. This takes time.

No one can determine whether or not he's genuine except you, and you can't do that after three weeks of email and two dates.
 
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