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Subject:
did I scare him away?
Category: Relationships and Society > Relationships Asked by: kittykrazy-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
24 Sep 2005 20:13 PDT
Expires: 24 Oct 2005 20:13 PDT Question ID: 572231 |
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Re: did I scare him away?
Answered By: nenna-ga on 25 Sep 2005 19:53 PDT Rated: |
Good evening kittykrazy and thank you for your question. If you are like most girls, you tend to think with your emotions rather than with the logical part of your brain. The emotional side of your brain thinks that since the guy didn?t call, he must not like you. The logical side of your brain should realize that just because he didn?t call you right away does not mean he is avoiding you. He may have things to deal with, like work, school, family, friends, etc. I wouldn't throw in the towel yet. I would suggest, however, that if he does call, you don?t try to hold onto him so firmly as he has openly told you he isn?t looking for a serious relationship. I?m not here to tell you he?s using you - - I am not here to tell you he?s not. It would be impossible for anyone to say without knowing this guy?s side of the story. However, there is a chance he might be avoiding you and your calls. Some guys are afraid that sex means real emotional involvement, and they can't handle that. I can only hope for your sake that isn?t the case. Just a personal observation - I have a feeling that the guys you date are not the guys you want, but maybe you tell yourself they are right away just in case they turn out to be. You turn a casual night of sex into a serious relationship rather than what it really is ? casual sex. My advise ? RELAX. If you are having a hard time getting over this guy not calling you after two or three dates, imagine what it would be like to get over someone you'd been with for years. Additionally, stop thinking about what is wrong with you and why he didn?t call and start thinking about what is right with what you can bring to a relationship with the right guy. Good luck to you and if you need anything else, please do not hesitate to ask before rating. Nenna-GA Google Researcher | |
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Re: did I scare him away?
From: ryde32-ga on 25 Sep 2005 05:01 PDT |
Sounds like he got what he wanted... |
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Re: did I scare him away?
From: labit-ga on 25 Sep 2005 17:28 PDT |
You didn't scare him, he is not interest in a long term relationship. He is too cheap to even take you out again, once he find out that you will have sex with him (goal accomplish for him). Forget about him, del his phone number and move on. |
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Re: did I scare him away?
From: nenna-ga on 26 Sep 2005 14:24 PDT |
kittykrazy - thank you for the rating and the tip. Good luck to you and if you would like anymore advise, please do not hesitate to ask. Regards, Nenna-GA |
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Re: did I scare him away?
From: nomadicentre-ga on 05 Oct 2005 00:25 PDT |
Kitty, From a guys point of view, here you go: 1) I reckon Nenna is spot on about you needing to chill out; you went on 3 dates with the guy and already I reckon you've spent more mental energy thinking of him then a goldfish does thinking of swimming. 2) They guy didn't take you out because he was either 1) cheap, or 2) embarrassed of you. Either way, not the best sort of lad for you. 3) As a general rule, never ask a guy "what the relationship is about" after only 3 dates. It's 3 dates - I don't even think that qualifies for the use of the word "relationship" (or any synonym you may have used). Consider things meaningless until at least a 3 months and 15 dates. Don't bother asking until you hit that threshold. 4) Relax about guys in general - there are about 3 billion of them out there, they all think about sex and companionship, and you'll find another with no worries. |
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