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Woman is hesitant to commit fully to a promising new relationsh­ip

- JEANNE PHILLIPS

Dear Abby: I just started dating an amazing guy. He is sweet, funny and handsome, but I don’t feel as strongly for him as he does for me.

Maybe it’s too early in the relationsh­ip for me to be worried about feelings, or maybe as much as I want to have deep feelings for him, I don’t.

Lately, I have been tempted to cheat. That sounds awful, I know, but for some reason, I feel it’s my last chance before things start getting really serious with this guy. I want so badly to have this amazing relationsh­ip with him. It really feels like I could grow old with him, and I’d be OK with it. Or maybe I want a lifelong partner so badly that I’m forcing myself to keep seeing this guy. He’s basically everything I’ve ever hoped for, and yet I’m hesitating, unwilling to give up being single and having freedom.

Is it normal to feel this way? Is it normal to have the urge to flee something amazing because I don’t want to lose the ability to have total freedom? Or am I scared of commitment? — Unsure In

The South

Dear Unsure: From where I sit, you do not appear to be ready to settle down. Also, you have “just started” dating this amazing man. Unless he starts pushing you to have an exclusive relationsh­ip, you would be wise to give it more time and see how things play out.

Dear Abby: I left high school in 1974 before graduating. I acquired my GED and don’t know if it would be appropriat­e to attend my high school reunion. Any thoughts?

— Reunion In Ohio

Dear Reunion: For heaven’s sake go! If you do, you will reunite with friends you haven’t seen in many years, and I am sure they will be as glad to see you as you are to see them.

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