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Esmer, I don’t know how to say this and have it come off well. I think your daughter and I have come to an impasse. She has begun to fall out of love with me and I don’t know how to rekindle something that shouldn’t be dead. I would do anything for her, but I don’t think she has that desire that I do. I realize that she is probably thinking about the future and how I am not going to get any younger, that I would be an old father, and that her quality of life with me would be shorter because of our age difference. I don’t blame her, I have done the same. She also does not want to break up, even though all the signs point that way. I have tried to break up, but she says that she doesn’t want to. But I can tell that she doesn’t care for me the way I need her to. I don’t want her to regret wasting any more time with me. She has a bright and awesome future ahead of her, but maybe she would be best served with someone with that hasn’t been married. Someone she can experience things with that hasn’t had a full life. I don’t want to lose your daughter, but I also don’t want to hold her back. I want and need more and so does she. I just don’t know how to make her realize that she doesn’t love me anymore, and that it’s ok to quit. I don’t want to lose her, but I also don’t want her to settle.

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