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but wasn't "in love" with her anymore. Dear Jacqui, During our last date he asked me if I had ever loved someone so much that I didn't want to be with anybody else? Then he admitted that he still loved his ex but wasn't "in love" with her anymore. What's the difference? Ever since that night he's been pulling away from me. I'm hurt and confused. Do I have a chance to having a solid, complete relationship with this man? Dear Frances, You need to be clear with your message.Tell him in a loving way that you are seeking a partner for life not just for a round on the dance floor.As to your second question; yes, there is a difference between being in love and loving. At the start of a relationship people fall in love if the initial attraction is strongly positive. When magic happens both partners feel enveloped in this wonderful rush of feelings that "being in love" is. Such an emotional high is hard to sustain. If the relationship has validity it turns into a deeper sense of love over time, a love that can endure and grow but only if both partners are ready and free to be devoted to each other. Jacqui You can mail your own question to Jacqui at: PO Box 491341, Los Angeles, CA 90049. Or E-mail her at: info@veryprivate.com For more information visit: www.veryprivate.com. We never reveal or give out names or addresses. © 2003 Brandwynne Corp. All rights reserved. |
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