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Alycia

After that, we didn't talk again for about a week. We had a long 2 hour conversation that was nice as usual. Isn't a week a long time though? I haven't "dated" in a long time so I'm not sure if that's normal or not. Secondly, I know that things are over between him and his ex., but I wonder if I should really consider discussing the possibility of just remaining friends until a bit more time has passed following his break up. At this point they've been broken up for about 2 months. They were together for two years and I know from experience that relationships can be difficult to get out of - plus when I ended my last long term relationship I just wanted to be single for a while. I wonder if he has considered this. Should I bring it up? I'm sorry to ask what probably are stupid questions, but I just haven't done this in a while. I feel so much pressure in this situation because this guy is also my friend and I feel like it this doesn't work out or ends badly I might loose a great person in my life. I've been accused of being a woman who is hard to read - in terms of my interest level so I'm really trying to do better. I don't want him to feel like I've led him on and am not interested when I am - but I don't want to make him feel like I'm pushing when that's not my intent. Plus as I mentioned, I'm a bit scared of the possibility of loosing a friend. Any thoughts?

Twerp

A little backstory...I had always been the popular kid in HS - lots of friends and never really had a problem with a girl...until I met this girl. I was always the sweet guy, even though my friends liked playing games and cheating on their girls I never played with a girl's feelings ever or cheated on anyone. So I was ending my 1st year of college and I realized I was falling for this girl I'd known for a couple of years...we had always had a vibe going on but we kind of let if subside. We kept in constant contact for 2 years talking every day except for a 2 month hiatus when she had a boyfriend.

Clocksmith

Pfew, finally: #122861

Dwarfish

I NEVER write reviews, but there was something about this woman that is making me write my first. Absolute magic!! She had me in a complete stupor where all that mattered just her and me. You never have a chance to think about anything else but her and the journey she is taking you. She ensures you are have the time of your life. She always makes sure you are having fun. She is incredibly attentive with her main focus being me and my desires. Phenomenal body!! A return visit is definitely in order.

Unbeaten

wow,cute girl ,love her perky breasts

Rusch

I come from a split family - and maybe I'm more biased about it because I know the effect it can have on a kid - but while my mom would not let a guy come between me and her, my dad had no problem with it. Grant it I know this isn't always the case, and eventually you can get over it, but it's not easy on a kid to be fighting for attention over their parent.

Anar

she gots my whole world in her hands

Bohdan

Biggest reason I'm questioning all this is because my last relationship started like this, then two months later she got cold and said she lost the spark because she wants to have the feeling of the "chase" and I made myself too available (even though she seemed more into me than I seemed into her-I really didn't see it coming)..I don't want to fall into the same trap...although this girl seems really down to earth/genuinely like a good person and very into me. I keep telling myself to just be myself and show her I'm interested (since I am), but I hear that's the kiss of death for a guy to do in the beginning. Anyone else fall head over heals with someone right off the bat, and they felt the same way? How did you handle it early on in the relationship?

Bertrum

When we're together, everything is awesome. Her texts are very positive and ticks all the boxes in terms of showing interest, but she takes forever EVERY time to answer.

Dakotas

Originally Posted by dgiirl

Danbury

Hahahaha!!!..what a way to end my evening..sickos?..Hahaha!!!

Lebanese

- Don't assume you have to approach her, she may approach you.

Viola

I was watching this video yesterday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM_SwMBYu7s and it got me thinking. I never touch guys a lot, but I think that's because in general I don't touch people a lot. And I think there is something about me that makes people hug me less if they don't know me well. So, even when I'm interested in a guy, it's going to stay on a verbal level first. On the other hand, guys do touch me. They meet me, they touch me once or twice and then usually it stops. I assume that since I don't reciprocate, they interpret it as disinterest and move on. I wonder, should I learn to be more comfortable touching people I might find interesting or are these guys moving too fast and expecting too much? When I look at the video, it seems to me that these two will have sex very soon, which is not what I want. I'm not sure if touching is necessary when it comes to flirting in order to express interest or if it does not signal readiness for something more.

Pickaxe

Also #99347

Diaphanous

not mini enough :/

Besee

His lack of emotion is because he is still in shock. The one person who he thought he could trust dropped a nuclear bomb on him and now is second guessing his not getting over it quick enough.