
crzydiam63
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Posted by crzydiam63
NZ,
That's great advice. Truth is, I'm a little afraid of calling him at this point. I feel pretty stupid about all of the misunderstandings (all in email by the way).

Posted by crzydiam63
Ok NZ,
I thought about it for a few minutes and worked up the to call. Got voicemail.


Posted by crzydiam63
Yes I did as a matter of fact. Just said I was calling to try and have a real conversation and have a good night.

Posted by crzydiam63
Yes I did as a matter of fact. Just said I was calling to try and have a real conversation and have a good night. My gut says he decided not to pick up. But we'll see I suppose and like you said I'm doing something was afraid to do. In the past I'de be the next president of the united states before I would have made that phone call.

Posted by cancersunleomoon123
i agree with NZ,it does seem like a lot of commuication problems are caused by speaking not in person. i've noticed this in my relationships in men. and even just people actually. I get mad at things but notice in person i never get mad,it's usually from something in other commuication. I keep resolving to speak more in person about thigns but other commuication is just much easier and convienent. You're dealing with a cancer,i'm dealing with a cancer moon guy. Cancers are tricky people.


Posted by crzydiam63
Since when did anyone on this board become shy about giving their opinion? Loaded? Do tell.
And, no call back. NZAqua, I'm not sure that calling again at this point is the best idea. I think honestly I just need to drop it. I don't know how things always end up turning out in a way that I don't intend.

Posted by crzydiam63
Since when did anyone on this board become shy about giving their opinion? Loaded? Do tell.




Posted by NZAquaPosted by crzydiam63
Yes I did as a matter of fact. Just said I was calling to try and have a real conversation and have a good night. My gut says he decided not to pick up. But we'll see I suppose and like you said I'm doing something was afraid to do. In the past I'de be the next president of the united states before I would have made that phone call.
Well, i think it's a great starting point to healthier communication, even if you were nervous as hell.
Good on ya...call again tomorrow and hopefully he'll get used to the idea you want to speak in person, and then hang back a couple of days to see if he'll venture out and call back. Can't force him, but you can send the invite to close the distance, which you have now done, and see what happens.
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Posted by cancersunleomoon123
i agree with NZ,it does seem like a lot of commuication problems are caused by speaking not in person. i've noticed this in my relationships in men. and even just people actually. I get mad at things but notice in person i never get mad,it's usually from something in other commuication. I keep resolving to speak more in person about thigns but other commuication is just much easier and convienent. You're dealing with a cancer,i'm dealing with a cancer moon guy. Cancers are tricky people.



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Last night I did see him at poker (1st time in 2 weeks) and boy was he ill as a hornet. I apparently (found out today) that interpreted something incorrectly (which made me think he had shared information about out interactions with the person telling the joke). This is what he is referencing about making a problem out of thin air.
I told him in an email today that I feel like being open has ended up biting me in the butt and that I was ready to go back into my survival mode when it comes to guys. That means the way I usually operate which is to keep most everything under my vest instead of saying what I feel. I really am trying to be more open and just started recently and because things haven't gone as I had hoped I am very frustrated.
He says in an email today:
"You are making a problem out of thin air. But don't go into survival mode. Play back! Play to win, not survive. Take advantage of the teacher you have standing by rather than dwelling on what you think someone else might have meant by some poor joke.
And when you speak of mixed signals, speak of your own. I never heard you ask if I am alright before you abruptly walked out... not like you called before, you had Sergey do it for you. Being open isn't biting you in the ass... it is the distance you create.
My question is: What do you think he means about taking advantage of the teacher I have standing by? What the heck does that mean?
I'm so frustrated and apparently he is to because I seem to be good at distancing him. How can you like someone, want to get to know them and have so much trouble understanding each other and having nothing but misunderstandings? We are butting heads but I still want to get to know him. The fact that I don't think he feels a real urgency for the same is another topic in and of itself.
Wanna hear something funny? I caught him checking out my boobies - gosh imagine that!