re: Dating Advice: Who do I choose?

pick the biggest boobs and/or reproductive organs that deflate you quickest
all will be good after this

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On paper, this new girl makes sense. Her parents are still together and she seems to have pretty solid values. Meanwhile, my girlfriend's parents are divorced and she has a terrible relationship with her father.

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go with the new girl. daddy issues means a whole lot of trouble for you in the future.

seems like you're leaning towards the new girl anyways and are trying to talk yourself out of it. go with your gut.

yea, you may feel bad, and yea you basically are cheating on your girlfriend, but come on. it's 6 months, not 6 years. you don't really have a commitment to her that's strong enough to keep you from doing what's best for you.

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an athiest and a person with faith (it it's important) can't work out

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Mom is Catholic and a regular church goer. Dad is atheist. Been married 35 years.

Didn't read but a couple of pages, but I had a similar story. Was dating a really great beautiful girl who it was going very well with.

I wasn't head over heels for her, but she was growing on me.

A group of friends and I (not the GF) went on a trip to see a college friend and my ex gf came along. We had become friends again after about 6 months after the breakup. On the way back everybody was asleep but the two of us and we got to talking and she pretty much laid out that she had messed up. I was just too serious too quick and it scared her off. She didn't pressure me to break it off or anything though, just said she was sorry she did that.

I spent a week thinking and praying about how I felt and my gut told me to break it off with the new girl, having no idea if the ex was interested in going out again or if she was just lamenting the facts.

I'm married to the ex 10+ years now.