These Readers Need Your Advice!

These readers need advice. Your words can steer them toward the right match! Help a fellow eHarmony Advice member get one step closer to finding love.


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Let’s face it: it’s a brave new world out.  Traditional male and female roles have gone out the window.   The old dating rules seem obsolete.  And new technology like eHarmony has only added a host of new conundrums to the equation.    

That’s where YOU come in.  By sharing your experiences and opinions with your fellow singles, you can impact someone’s search for love. That’s powerful!  Your virtual support can make a real difference in someone’s life. 

The single men and women below need advice.  Your words could help steer them toward the right match!   Click through and help a fellow eHarmony member get one step closer to finding love.  


Moccic06
in New York writes:    

"He's just gotten out of a 5 year relationship and asked for things to move slowly. How long do I wait to see if he's really ready to be in a relationship again?"


   


AmmyM
in Oregon writes: 

"Should I continue to talk to someone that I am not attracted to in hopes that I will become more attracted later?"


        


hoNikon
in Ohio asks:  

"Is it normal to talk to more than one match at a time?"

                


Lemon
wonders:  

"I am a little hesitant to talk to my young children about my new dating life and about bringing these men to meet my children.  Any advice?"



   


Captain
in Texas writes: 

"I am away for 28 days at a time with only 14 days off.  I am new member to Eharmony and fear that due to my career path I am doomed from the start. Honest feedback wanted."


       


Saffron
writes:    

"Do I jump in and initiate first contact, or wait for the man to begin the process?  I know historically women have been coached to be coy."

 


    


Leo812
 in California wonders:

"He criticizes my body.  It's to the point that I don't feel comfortable in the bedroom with him. He says I’m being sensitive. Is it me??"


       


krm
in Texas asks:

"I have asked a couple of women some questions and its been three weeks, just curious how long I should give them to respond?"




soloally1891
writes: 

"My boyfriend has made it VERY clear that he WILL NOT marry again. On the other hand, I am old fashion and marriage to me is important."


        


summerktgrl
has questions:


"1) Ladies, do you ever request the initial communication with a match?

2) How long would you expect to communicate with someone prior to meeting?"

 

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I need advice:

Met a guy in February (non-eHarmony member) online; I was originally out of town when the first contact was made. After a trip back home, we both decided after a face-to-face meeting that we would continue to communicate when I came back in March. He was a perfect gentleman and treated me kindly (as he should have). Recently (within the last 30 days) he told me that he 'loved me/was in love with me' and in the same breath stated "wanted to make love" to me. I told him that I understood, but we needed to talk about it later.

Within 1 1/2 weeks of his 'announcement', my birthday came up. He stated that he wanted to spend the entire weekend doing things with me. Friday came - he was unable to do anything with me because he 'worked late'. Saturday came (birthday) - we were supposed to go and eat around 9 am that morn (per his words Friday night). I got up, got prepared and dressed (I was ready by 8:30 am). His normally early behavior/arrival did not happen - I called around 8:45 am to let him know that I was ready and after 9 am to find out if every was still on track (no answer). I left a message on the last call and requested that if he had changed his mind to let me know (I could go out with my cousin instead). Still no answer...He sent me two e-mails an hour after I left (10:15 am) saying he was on the phone and that he couldn't get off (first) as well as accusing me of not trusting him/insuinating that I "upset" him because I called (second). He has personal access to three phones (only one is business-related). This came out of the blue - he never has had a problem with me calling him in the past (he has done most of the calling since I came back to town).

Invited him to dinner the following Tuesday (voice mail/e-mail); I received via e-mail a 'no-thanks', another accusation of 'non-trust', and that he couldn't "handle" being around me because of his sexual attraction. I now truly believe that this person did not 'love me' and was just trying to get me into bed. He has, on several occasions, stopped communication with me for no apparent reason/out of the blue; he generally made most of the phone calls and contacted me multiple times each day (no problem - I enjoyed speaking with him). It wasn't unusual for him to contact me up to four or five times a day.

Here's the kicker: we both are believers (i.e., Christians). Our faith entails that sex is reserved for marriage, although some don't practice or abide by it (a lot of us do). Considering all of the STD's and chances you have to take these days, I feel that it is warranted to be careful/abstain.

Not only do I believe that he just wanted sex from me because of his statements, I also believe that he had someone on the 'side' and was just stringing me along. What do you think?

- June 26, 2008 06:55 AM

cole622 is happy.

New Jersey

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Widowed almost two years ago .. not looking for love but miss good companionship, others in this boat?

- June 05, 2008 01:53 AM

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This is not very encouraging if I dont even get one match. Did I just throw my money away?
- May 05, 2008 07:52 PM

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