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Am I right to set him free and move on?

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Question - (15 September 2014) 1 Answers - (Newest, 16 September 2014)
A female India age 36-40, anonymous writes:

I really like someone I met recently...we've not known each other for too long...It has been around 2 months...BUT he's left the city we are currently staying in because he got a new and better job somewhere else. We always had a good time together and had a good physical chemistry as well.

He had mentioned once that he can't be in a long distance relationship.

He was in town recently and he met me last weekend...we spent a lot of time together and when I told him that we can't go on like this...I need some clarity...he told me that he can't handle long distance relationships..he asked me if I could shift to his city but I can't leave my job at the moment.I need the money. Plus I am not too comfortable in leaving every thing for someone I have just started to date.

Anyway. As they say - set them free - so I did set him free. I don't have any expectations and nor have I tried to change his mind.

I know he likes me a lot. He acts jealous if I am out with other people and messages me everyday. But he still doesn't commit.

It hurts.

Any advice on how to deal with this? I am moving on with my life. Am I right in not waiting for him to come along? If he really cared - he'd do something about it - right?

Thanks!

- Girl in distress

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A male reader, olderthandirt  +, writes (16 September 2014):

olderthandirt agony auntHe already broke up saying he can't have a LDR so you're off the hook.Just replay that discusion.

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