Do you think he has feelings for me?

Do you think he has feelings for me?

Q:

Hi there! I met this guy 6months ago while I’m applying for a job. It was really unexpected that he and I will become friends and eventually even close to being in a relationship. My question is, how do I know for sure that he feels the same way? He is 37 and I find him attractive and confident. It was 11:45 pm the night before my birthday when he first greeted me. However the next day, on the night of my birthday we were able to see each other, I was standing in front of him when he pulled me closer and said Happy Birthday then kissed my forehead. He also checks up on me from time to time via social media for us to talk. We talk very politely and I can feel it just flows freely. Do you think he has feelings for me? Would appreciate your response. 🙂

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To answer your first question, the way you would know if he feels the same way about you as you do about him is by simply asking him. The way you approach the question is where you need to be smart not to put him in an awkward situation. Instead of asking, “do you like me?”, it’s probably better if you start a conversation about his thoughts on relationships and find out if he’s interested in anyone at the moment. Make him tell you his views on relationships and short-term goals at the moment. By doing this, you’re able to find out if you guys are on the same page or not.

Does he have feelings for you? If he’s the one initiating conversations via social media with you, chances are that he is attracted to you in one way or another. This doesn’t mean he’s in love with you by any means. It just means he has an interest. You see, most guys don’t just approach one woman at a time. Depending on how interested he is in you, you might be a number 2 or 3 on his list of potentials.

Husband’s family ruined our family and marriage

Husband’s family ruined our family and marriage

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Long story short: My husband and I are both 31 and have a 4-year-old daughter. I love her more than anything, but we had her early on in our relationship. I went back to study when I was pregnant with her and we’ve struggled financially. Had to live with my controlling in-laws. They said they’d help us get back on our feet. Instead kicked us out and said they’d increase the days with my daughter at our place. If you have paid for this service, then certainly you can talk to one of the participating attorneys. But unless the attorney is an experienced divorce lawyer with a significant portion of his/her practice devoted to separation and divorce and related issues, you should give serious consideration to looking outside of your prepaid plan. Has the lawyer written any books or articles on separation, divorce or related issues that are published? I am not a participating attorney in a pre paid legal plan. The best divorce lawyers are not participants in “prepaid” legal. To my knowledge there are no fellows (members) of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers who participate in pre paid legal services plans. You can get more information about Roanoke Divorce Lawyers through this site www.scwestonlaw.com/divorce/. Thе process оf posting a bail bond involves a contractual undertaking guaranteed bу a bail agent аnd thе individual posting bail. In ѕuсh case, thе bail agent provides a guarantee tо thе court thаt thе defendant wіll appear іn court еасh аnd еvеrу tіmе thе judge requires іt. Hеnсе a bail bond іѕ аn obligation signed bу thоѕе whо hаvе bееn accused оf a crime tо secure thеіr presence аt thе court whеn summoned.  One can read this guide for the best attorney for bail bond. Thе bail agent charges a percentage оf thе bail аmоunt frоm thе defendant fоr thіѕ service. Sо, оnе advantage оf thе bail bond іѕ thаt thіѕ obligation ensures thаt thе accused wіll lose money іf hе оr ѕhе does nоt appear fоr thе trial. Thе defendant оr ѕоmеоnе related tо thе defendant contacts thе bail agent tо arrange tо post bail, resulting іn thе release оf thе defendant. Usually, a relative оr a close friend оf thе defendant wіll post bail аnd co-sign. Hоwеvеr, thе co-signer оr thе person contacting thе agent fоr thе bail bond muѕt guarantee tо pay thе full аmоunt оf bail іf thе defendant does nоt appear іn court, bеfоrе thе bail bond саn bе posted.

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Secondly, domestic cases are different in terms of witness and victim testimony. In most criminal cases, a witness or victim that changes their story is considered unreliable and this can drastically change the outcome of the case. However, in a domestic crime, victims quite often change their story due to the fact that they love the offender and do not want them to be prosecuted. Prosecutors find these differentiations in testimony to be irrelevant and this does not impact the case.

One state that has taken a very tough stand against domestic crimes in recent years is California. California domestic violence is just as common as in any other state. However, nearly every district attorney office in the state of California has special units that focus solely on prosecuting individuals charged with domestic violence crimes. Most often the case will go to trial even after a victim tries to change their story or say that the event never happened. Jail time is usually inevitable for most cases of domestic assaul. Criminal defense lawyers sometime get a not-so-flattering portrayal because people assume that they defend guilty people. However, if you are a defendant in a criminal proceeding, you need the assistance of a qualified criminal defense lawyer, regardless of your guilt or innocence. As the protectors and advocates of the accused, defense lawyers play a pivotal role in the United States justice system to see that everyone charged with a criminal act has an opportunity to defend themselves. Get More Info about the criminal defense attorney here.

Fast forward- they never did and I begged my husband to do something. He was working a lot, has Aspergers (only found out later) and told me it was “my problem”. My husband blames me for everything and blames me for not working. I try EVERYTHING to get a part-time job. Ultimately, the decision made by the Court in awarding custody is based upon what is in the best interest for the child. There are many factors that can determine who is given custody. Some of these factors can be who the child currently lives with and how the child is faring in those living conditions. Other issues in deciding custody can involved the parents’ lifestyle, mental health or a history of criminal activity or substance abuse. There are many components involved in preparing for a hearing before a Judge or a Master and it is in your best interest to consult with a custody lawyer. There are many avenues to pursue to safeguard the best interests of your child which should always be the primary consideration involving custody. You can find a fantastic read for Custody Battles – The importance of hiring a custody lawyer. If you have been charged with a crime, contact the criminal defense attorneys at Beeman Heifner Benge P.A. as soon as possible. Our experienced lawyers have guided countless clients through the Anderson Criminal Defense Attorneys | Beemna Heifner Benge P.A. court system. Throughout the process, we stand by our clients to protect their rights and fight for their freedom. Every criminal case is different, which is why we develop a unique defense strategy for each of our clients. The Defenders Criminal Defense Lawyers carefully review the details of your case to determine the best way to defend you against the charges. Our goal is to reach the best possible outcome in each and every case we handle.

 My in-laws file for custody and get interim custody. My life feels like its falling apart.

Now: My husband constantly blames me for everything. He buys a franchise for me to work. But it’s been much harder than the company makes out. The fees are VERY HIGH and combined with rent, it’s been very stressful. We work together but it’s not working. I wish we never bought this business.

A:

Here at The Last Honest Guy, I pride myself on giving honest and wise advice from a neutral point of view. Since I don’t know you, I don’t have to sugar coat things or even try to be “nice” about the response I’m about to give you. This is what it’s referred to as “tough love”.

Sounds like you never learn from any of your mistakes and always wants to blame someone else for your misery.

In the brief description that you’ve given me, you’ve made up an excuse for practically everything that’s wrong in your life.

First, you made up an excuse for having a 4-year-old child by saying “we had her early on in our relationship”.

Your in-laws were kind enough to take your entire family in until you guys could get “back on your feet”, which honestly sounds like a bailout and probably the reason why you still haven’t learned to be self-sufficient, but you’re still complaining for them kicking you out sooner than you thought they would–which I’m sure they had a good reason for.

Then, your husband buys you your own business so that he can guarantee that you’ll never get fired from it, but yet, that’s still too much work and too stressful for you? Geez! Nothing in life is easy!

On top of all that, if I understood correctly, it sounds like your in-laws got custody of your child which doesn’t happen often unless you’re some kind of drug addict, drunk, have mental issues or you’re a violent person. The Law Offices Of Paul J. Durom was to be consulted in such a case.

Quite honestly, based on everything you just said, I do think there’s way more to this story than what you’ve told me and I’m willing to bet that at 31, you do have some other kind of problem. I would highly recommend you take this analysis as a wakeup call and not as an insult. If you can do this, you are in the right track to admitting that you may have a more serious problem and hopefully you seek a professional to help you. Think about your daughter and realize that she derseves a better future with responsible and healthy parents.

Long Distance Relationship Dilema

Long Distance Relationship Dilema

Long Distance Relationship Dilema

Q:

After dating my BF (who is a year older than I) for about 3 years, I took a job 350 miles away. 

As a bit of background, I was married for about 11 years and left my ex-husband in a very messy divorce.

My BF and I had ups and downs when I first left but decided to let the relationship be what it is. We see each other occasionally (he travels to me, I travel to him). He takes care of his elderly mother (admirable.. the kind of guy you want!) and I know he loves me a lot.

I am a very busy independent person who has a professional career and a son in high school so I don’t sit around waiting.

The problem is, despite the way I feel about him, I wonder if I should give up on this relationship? I enjoy my time with him and he has told me if it weren’t for his mother he would have made the move with me.

We are not getting any younger… am I just being impatient?

I have a pretty good idea of what I am looking for in a relationship and just about all of it exists with him. As I said, this isn’t some internet thing, we basically lived together when we were in the same town. As for me moving back, that isn’t an option at this point either…


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Is the guy you like too shy? Do this…

Is the guy you like too shy? Do this…

Is the guy you like too shy? Do this…

Q:

So, this guy in my grade, Josh, used to be my best friend in elementary school. Like best friends. When high school hit, we kind of faded apart. We’ve always had this vibe (a good one) through high school. Even though he has a girlfriend, he always gives me these looks. I’m a junior in high school now, so is he, and he just broke up with his girlfriend, He contacted me, he said hey, and we talked a little. He invited me to his wrestling match. I went, it was awesome, we got a picture. How do I know if he’ll start something, or get it rolling, I like him, but I don’t know if I should ask him out, I’d like to save myself from embarrassment. Because this happens a lot to me, I try too hard, and it ends bad. I like this guy, he’s kinda shy. What do I do?!

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