relationship that he was damaged as well as I was damaged. He had picked up some not so good habits from previous relationships. Not like he was abusive or anything. It was that he was use to doing everything for those other girls. Telling them what they should do, and doing everything with them. I on the other hand am different. I am more independent. I do not rely on a man to run my life. I am what my mom calls me a free spirit who can't be tied down but even free spirits need to love and I want a man who can compliment that.
He was mesmerized by the idea of this ideal woman and in meeting me he thought that I was that. I was flattered and I was looking for a man that he was turning out to be. This was the first relationship in a long time that I got to be who I was and he was accepting of it. I didn't have to hide anything from him. We were honest from the beginning about everything and that never changed. We fell in love and we decided to tell each other our true feelings. Once that was established and you would label us officially a couple in love that was when things changed.
It started off first as little suggestions, like I would really like it if you called me more. We would talk for hours on the phone about everything. His phone bill was jacked up to 1200 dollars because he went over his minutes many times over. I said OK not thinking it was a big thing. So I called him more but some days I would be busy that I won't call him as much. My department was picking up and I didn't want to interfere with his productivity at work that I won't even bother. But a couple of days would pass and he would get more anxious. Calling my cell phone at work and leaving me text messages. I won't bother answering because I was busy. He would call the work line. I would tell him I was busy and still try to make me have a conversation with him. I don't like that. If your busy your busy and I'm at work and so was he but he didn't care.
From then his little suggestions, even though I only mentioned one, was then turned to I want you to to this to you need to do this. At the time I wasn't being any better. I explained to him that I am new to him and that I didn't want to ruin things by moving to fast. Not to sound that his bad habit was not bad. I told him from the beginning that I get commitment scared. He was fine and was accepting of that or just said it to not sound like he didn't want to disagree. Whatever the reason. More and more of us was being discovered.
He then started
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