Cancergrrl85
@Cancergrrl85
12 Years
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Posted by SureShotCap
No one here or anywhere can change how you feel about this person. Failure to a Capricorn is the worst that can happen to us. We do not function as normal or as cool as before and we choose to isolate ourselves so that no one will notice. It is a PRIORITY and MUST be FIXED pronto!!! Everything thing else (including personal agendas) must be put aside for the time being. Keeping you close is an indication of respect not rejection. He is focused on the problem. Caps also have the ability to utilize their time very efficiently. Since you are still a part of it says a lot... He trust you, still, even at a vulnerable point in his life. Please take that into consideration before you make that decision...Not many can come that close to us, and for some reason you are...
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I've been reading a lot about Capricorn males and Cancer females on the forum (there seems to be mixed reviews on their compatibility) and for whatever it may bring (good or bad) would finally like to get opinions on my own situation. I've read a couple of similar scenarios so I kinda have an idea of what responses I may get but I'm still curious.
After a very intense and amazing seven months of dating (exclusive but not committed), he became suddenly distant. When I asked him about the distance (I admit it took me a while because I am so non-confrontational/tried to just give him space) he said he couldn't commit to dating anymore because of everything going on in his life (lost job a couple weeks prior, uncertain where he's going to live once his lease is up, school, etc.) I told him I understood but still cared a great deal about him and appreciated his honesty. I told him if there was time to hang out maybe we could, but if not, then hopefully I'd see him when he was more settled.
Since then he has invited me to hang out several times, but always with at least one other friend, never one on one like it usually was before (at least 75 of the time was just he and I). We've talked a lot about his plans for the future and where he's going (got laid off from a great job and has decided to continue his schooling instead of searching for another job right now-this was a very hard decision for him due to the financial ramifications.) However, the hanging out is rarely for more than an hour or two, mostly because I am keeping it that way for my own sense of peace. It seems like after about two hours I forget to have a good time and start thinking too much, which makes me not be myself. I've never had this problem before. But I acknowledge and am aware of this and am working on fixing it. Also, he has made tentative plans for the things in the future, not just impulsive hang outs (though that is the majority): inviting me to a concert in a couple weeks, offering to run with me in a tough mudder race when he saw on Facebook that I had signed up, etc. Some of the outings (impulsive and planned) are things I'm pretty sure we would have done together anyway if things hadn't changed, but I admit to being surprised by the invitations/suggestions.
We did not have a friendship before we started dating so being —demoted?? to friend has been difficult for me which is why I limit my time around him as well as how often I accept invitation