Quote Originally Posted by silkyblue
If your gonna "tell the past" make sure you have "alot of support"!!


some guys 'feel helpless' when they hear the 'bad past news!' guys like to be that 'night in shinnin armour'~~

tellin EVERYTHING wont, help it go away< it might help you,' carry the stone' but IT "wont go away"!

IF the story has a 'nut case runnin loose' tell the authoritys"!

other than that , as 4 me I wouldnt say a dam word,! only to bff's!

its a fresh start the past has nothing, but everything, to do, with your future,
Im not sure if you mean tell him or not.. I think you mean Not and I have to dissagree with you. You even make a good point though....

"its a fresh start the past has nothing, but everything, to do, with your future"

BUT EVERYTHING TO DO WITH YOUR FUTURE....

Which is exactly why he should know. Cuz you want to better yours and his future... And It will help him Become a better man for you. You watch!!!...

Only cowards will run. You said friends for 6 yrs... This isn't the type of man to Run..:thumbsup:

Rather the man who will understand why you in the past have shown signs of commitment phobia. (I read the other post)

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kdspecial Reviewed by kdspecial on . Should I tell him? *** READ*** OK, this is a very sensitive issue for me, so if you've got something crass to say or insensitive, I'd rather you not post a reply. I've decided that I'm going to commit to a relationship with the man I've sort of been seeing for the past six years, and possibly marry him. I still haven't made up my mind about children, bu the loves them and is great with all of his nephews and friends kids. he wants children so badly, and i am honestly considering it because i know that no Rating: 5