Am in a similar boat to this woman [the opportunity is there if I want it to be and am in two minds] however when I think through the reasons as to why I separated; no way would I ever be with him again.
Interestingly, you state 12 years younger, which would be wonderful for this woman; it would rejuvenate her, make her more lighthearted and laugh more.
Tell her the old saying: best never to go back; enjoy the present and the future with a sparkling refreshing start and new man [possibly younger than herself] to create some wonderful fun exciting memories.
Take her camping and fishing or to a favourite destination you chat about during your social breaks at work, then book it, and ask her what she has to lose by going with you for just one weekend.
After this, the lady should have made up her own mind. Without a comparison, how is she to choose?Divorced women can you give me some advice?
this is none of your business bro. whatever she is doing right now don't get involve with it otherwise you will suffer too.
Keep your distance. If she really like you she will find you.
Since she was the one who was dumped she may not have fallen out of love with her ex husband. Now that he has figured out that the grass is NOT greener on the other side he is giving it a try with his ex wife again. She knows the risks involved with him, but since you did not ask her out, how is she going to know your intentions. Harmless flirtations around the office is a far cry short of a date, no less a relationship. Your right in thinking she wants someone in her life.
I think you're probably right on all counts. Thing is though, if they've been divorced already, unless something dramatic changes in their relationship, then they'll probably split up again sooner or later. But yes, probably insecurity - she probably wants what they once had together, but the chances are that's long gone. She's hanging onto the past because it seems safer than an uncertain future.
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