The motorcycle class is either cancelled or rescheduled. Mum got the dates wrong and the parents won't be here for the class. In a fit of "must fix now" I emailed Prof to ask for help with one evening kid pick up. I am regretting that, but he might not be able to help anyway.
This is techincaly year 3. Year 1 was with Ms Text so I got to do what I liked with minimum interference. Year 2 was camping, travelling and doing all the stuff we couldn't do when Ms Text was around. But Year 2 was more like a regular Year 1. So now we are at the Storming /Norming stage, Year 3 of knowing each other.
Years 3-4 is where I have a tendency to pack up and move on, either with living place, job, country...whatever it is. I was reading a relationship book last night and I fall into the commitmentphobe category. I fall into that category from the side of wanting and enjoying change. When I feel like I have mastered or got reasonably skilled at something or a place, then I look for the next challenge. I like novelty. I have no hobby that I have done for years. I do random things when I feel like it.
But right now I feel like trying on a committed long term relationship. My marriage was not what I hoped for. I wanted a partnership, family outings, family traditions, shared responsibilities. Instead I got D.U.I. fines, long term unemployment, being dragged out of bed at 2 am to be told how awful I was.
I committed to that much longer than was healthy.
I have had 5 years to establish a new life, avoid commitment, but I think I want a partner to share my life with. I don't think it will be Prof. I am muddling over a new relationship framework or model and at the moment it doesn't involve discussions and scheduling around other partners. Or am I doing the same old same old and looking for excuses to not commitment to the relationship that is right in front of me.
I am certain that I can't take the negative and critical comments anymore or the discussions that go round in circles.
This is techincaly year 3. Year 1 was with Ms Text so I got to do what I liked with minimum interference. Year 2 was camping, travelling and doing all the stuff we couldn't do when Ms Text was around. But Year 2 was more like a regular Year 1. So now we are at the Storming /Norming stage, Year 3 of knowing each other.
Years 3-4 is where I have a tendency to pack up and move on, either with living place, job, country...whatever it is. I was reading a relationship book last night and I fall into the commitmentphobe category. I fall into that category from the side of wanting and enjoying change. When I feel like I have mastered or got reasonably skilled at something or a place, then I look for the next challenge. I like novelty. I have no hobby that I have done for years. I do random things when I feel like it.
But right now I feel like trying on a committed long term relationship. My marriage was not what I hoped for. I wanted a partnership, family outings, family traditions, shared responsibilities. Instead I got D.U.I. fines, long term unemployment, being dragged out of bed at 2 am to be told how awful I was.
I committed to that much longer than was healthy.
I have had 5 years to establish a new life, avoid commitment, but I think I want a partner to share my life with. I don't think it will be Prof. I am muddling over a new relationship framework or model and at the moment it doesn't involve discussions and scheduling around other partners. Or am I doing the same old same old and looking for excuses to not commitment to the relationship that is right in front of me.
I am certain that I can't take the negative and critical comments anymore or the discussions that go round in circles.