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Malambo

I just want to be honest here, you make me mad! well, this situation anyway. I feel like he had every right to know your feelings.... these feelings 2 years ago. I feel like he shouldn't give his all because it's obvious that you haven't been completly in the relationship and he probably senses that! It makes me mad because you have lied and wasted 2 years of his life and it also makes me mad because you look at other ppl and see the potential, well, obviously it was probably WONDERFUL when you first got with him... every relationship goes through a "honeymoon" stage before you get into the real meat of what it takes to sustain a relationship. I feel like you're more concerned with that "butterfly" feeling of being in love than what it takes to make it work.. Lets get real, no one has a perfect relationship, and maybe you'll meet someone who you're truly in love with and you will ride off into the sunset and live happily ever after, but if you knew that it wasn't him, why were/are you so selfish to waste his time and emotions in this. Sometimes it's easier to see things whenever you're not the one in the situation... and it seems to me you have been so selfish and idealistic here... Sorry if that hurts, but it's the truth.... you owe someone the truth if you're standing there telling them you love them... that is YOUR responsibility.

Cough

The smart guys (talked about earlier in this thread): I noticed the thread drifted off topic into a discussion about "smart male virgins", someone noticed that these certain males tend to be in a hard science course: Computer Science or engineering. Hopefully I can shed some insight on that topic (me being in the CS field). I am kind of the outcast among my peers. I majored in computer science for my associates and am working towards my bachelor's in Computer Information Systems. I am an outcast because I do have a more social background and mix well into other groups of people. From what I have noticed most CS majors tend to focus more on their studies and discard social events, or at least social events that women would typically attend. They do not have the social experience to associate with many people that are not interested in their major nor do they have a strong desire to gain social skills. I suspect that most CS majors would lose their virginity (if they haven't already) if they just put forth the effort to go out and meet people. For the most part the CS major's are a pretty socially isolated bunch. (Apart from me).

Towerless

in the meantime, the manager thing happened and i hooked up w/ a girl there that i do find attractive, but she'd never shown me the time of day before.