
PhytoLilith
@PhytoLilith
9 Years
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Posted by PhytoLilithHe sees you as a challenge and falling all over his Sag ego. He's about to bust his fronts on the concrete with you. And, I know this bothers you but, it's not your concern you are being you. He can't believe he's run into someone as uniques as you and is testing your uniqueness.
The sag I've been hanging out with is very clear about not believing in monogamy, I think he's been disappointed before.
We kiss and cuddle, he seems to feel weird the morning after and at school because I don't do PDA unless I'm in a relationship. He basically just follows me around from several yards away and tries to be nonchalant about it....
Seems to confuse him.
He also makes odd points of my ex of 6 years and another of 3, as if they weren't important to me or something.
He also acts like I'm not going to see him again of my own choice.
I usually just flatter him at some point after and that seems to smooth him over.
Why do some people say they don't want a monogamous relationship but still try to adhere to the progression of those behaviors?
I don't see anything special about people overcoming emotional boundaries they set on themselves.
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We kiss and cuddle, he seems to feel weird the morning after and at school because I don't do PDA unless I'm in a relationship. He basically just follows me around from several yards away and tries to be nonchalant about it....
Seems to confuse him.
He also makes odd points of my ex of 6 years and another of 3, as if they weren't important to me or something.
He also acts like I'm not going to see him again of my own choice.
I usually just flatter him at some point after and that seems to smooth him over.
Why do some people say they don't want a monogamous relationship but still try to adhere to the progression of those behaviors?
I don't see anything special about people overcoming emotional boundaries they set on themselves.