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    1/31/2017 1:59 am


    I totally agee with Blue. Well said
     

    1/31/2017 1:51 am

    For the sake of arguments that may arise in this thread:

    We all have different morals and beliefs, in the end we should just try to support each other in being better, positive, happier women. These techniques work without a doubt, but we can only encourage those around us to use it for good intent. It's all in their hands and what they believe is in line with their moral compass.

    I've learned this lesson on Veronica's forum after basically going off on a girl who wanted to reconcile with her cheating ex. I was so angry after reading her post because my sister nearly committed suicide after the "love of her life" of 4 years cheated on her and broke up with her over the phone while he was drunk and with the other woman. It's honestly just so hard seeing people in situations that end up in extreme heartache, it will always be a sore spot for you. We know they can find better, but in the end we just don't understand unless we've been there.

    I don't personally agree with what Snoopy wants to do, I don't believe in involving yourself in marriages or relationships that could possibly be wonderful. If he was separated, then yes - because he would be a single man and be able to do what he pleases. However, this is a man with a wife and maybe even children and could very well be looking at Snoopy as a side piece or he could actually be genuinely unhappy in his marriage, in the process of getting a way out and may have a real interest for her. There are plenty of other men who are single and not married, I understand that. But we don't know how she feels and what is in her heart, only she does.

    I think we can all agree that karma does not spare anyone and she is always watching. There are consequences to everything in life because there are laws the universe has as well that once they are broken - you need to pay for it.

    Snoopy, I think the best advice we can all give you is to do what you believe is right - not what you want, but what you personally believe is right in this particular situation. Maybe you should talk with the guy, see what his situation is or maybe just get to know him as a friend for right now. If you two haven't spoken face to face over a meal or coffee, then make that decision. For all you know this could be a huge crush and then when you speak to him, he may be an airhead lol OR he may be the sexiest man you've ever met. But for now, take this slow. As in, snail speed.

    1/31/2017 1:28 am

    Hi Snoopy828,
    I agree with DC and Collie, people will use the technique however they want we cant control that.
    And yes it makes sense that it might take the (married) man longer as his focus would be on his spouse and children.Having said that, you might need to consider that not everyone is the same and even though his feelings for you may develop he might conciously  decide to remain with his family despite it.

    1/31/2017 1:09 am

    Indigo..sorry I disagree with you. Anything is possible and who is to say that the person you married is the one you are meant to be with forever?
    I know of a couple that are now married and they met while both were married and they are happily married for years. I disagree that once a cheater always a cheater. I do agree though that there will be some trust issues but knowing LOA if you think he will be unfaithful to you and that is what you align yourself to believe in then it will happen.

     

     

    1/30/2017 10:17 pm

    Snoopy828 wrote:

    Thanks guys.... I do appreciate your help.
    Something has ALWAYS told me HE is,my soul mate. ..no affair no texting...no drama.
    Just these LONG wonderful glances...and playful touching when we do get a moment to say hi.
    He's never told me he's unhappy...I can just tell by the way he looks at me!!
      
      

      
      
    What???  No lectures???  I think not.  

    You want a soulmate and he probably just wants a side-piece because he's bored.  
    If he cheats on her he'll cheat on you and you'll NEVER be able to trust him.  

    So good luck with that.  

    World's shortest lecture of facts you already knew.  

    You're welcome.
      
      


     

    1/30/2017 9:27 pm

    I will Blue.. thanks love

    1/30/2017 9:12 pm

    Snoopy828 wrote:

    Thanks guys.... I do appreciate your help.
    Something has ALWAYS told me HE is,my soul mate. ..no affair no texting...no drama.
    Just these LONG wonderful glances...and playful touching when we do get a moment to say hi.
    He's never told me he's unhappy...I can just tell by the way he looks at me!!

    Honestly, I would tread lightly simply because karma is a very real thing and you don't want to do anything that could backfire. Focus on sending him love, very unconditional love and happiness and have him make the moves. It may take awhile because as DC said - there are many factors at play. However, it is not impossible and if you truly want him then focus on just the feelings right now. I would also maybe advise that when things begin with you two that he is separated from his wife - simply because you don't want to be strung along and be led on by false hope. Indigo has suggested before many times, so I'm going to repeat her: Read Lanie's 3rd book PP. It will help a lot, I believe. Especially in this situation.

    1/30/2017 8:54 pm

    Thanks guys.... I do appreciate your help.
    Something has ALWAYS told me HE is,my soul mate. ..no affair no texting...no drama.
    Just these LONG  wonderful glances...and playful touching when we do get a moment to say hi.
    He's never told me he's unhappy...I can just tell by the way he looks at me!!

    1/30/2017 7:53 pm

    DC wrote:

    I would imagine that it takes longer, as the person would have financial attachments, a home, children maybe...but they would cave I think, eventually.

    Yes. I was also thinking this - it would probably take a lot longer. But it's possible.

    1/30/2017 7:51 pm


    I would imagine that it takes longer, as the person would have financial attachments, a home, children maybe...but they would cave I think, eventually.

    1/30/2017 7:48 pm

    Snoopy828 wrote:

    I'm curious if anyone has used this on a married man? Please save me the lectures .. if so what was the outcome?

    I think a lot of us agreed before in another post that we don't involve ourselves in people's marriages. Not lecturing, but that may be why it's hard to find outcomes like these. I'll look through this forum and Veronica's to see if I can find anything that can help you.

    1/30/2017 7:39 pm

    I'm curious if anyone has used this on a married man? Please save me the lectures .. if so what was the outcome?

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