
Bollyhips
@Bollyhips
19 Years
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Cancer men often withdraw when feeling overwhelmed or unsure, especially if they sense emotional intensity. Their mood swings and flirtatious nature may be signs of seeking emotional security. Recognizing their need for space and emotional connection can help interpret their behavior more accurately.







Posted by scorpio978
good one IsabelScorpia, i am so curious to see what answers you get, it may put a stop to my misery too.....lol
and please don't say that "you need to ask them", they will go around the bush till you get dizzy, you can never get a straight answer from them anyway

Posted by prashant96
HEY THERE EVERYBODY! IAM PRASHANT. JUST REGISTERED & READ ALL COMMENTS. . . . .WELL BEING A CANCER MYSELF, I FEEL THAT SCORPIO IS RIGHT. . . . . .& CANCERS DO NOT EXPRESS THEIR LOVE EASILY. . . . . . . .EVEN I LOVED A GIRL FOR 10 WHOLE YEARS & DIDN'T EVEN TELL HER. . . . . . . . . .I WAS WAITING FOR HER TO MAKE A MOVE. . . . . .BUT SHE NEVER MADE. . . . .& I HAD TO FORGET HER. . . . .DON'T LET UR RELATIONSHIP FLOP LIKE THIS. . . . . . .IF U REALLY ARE IN LOVE WITH HIM & U KNOW IT. . . . . . .JUST TELL IT TO HIM & LET HIM MAKE HIS MOVE THEN. . . . . . . . . .GOOD LUCK! 🙂
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I am feeling really melancholy...any insight or help would be appreciated. There is a guy I have known for about over 4 years. We work together and many times I feel as though we click and then he would just withdraw. Limited conversation, very abrupt and then very conversational. I have developed deep feelings for him over the years and am trying to keep them in check for my own good. I have never revealed to him my feelings, but I sense that he suspects I like him. Is it typical for a Cancer guy to withdraw because he is not interested? He is very flirtatious, but then he flirts with many other people within the job.
I decided to keep my distance and conversations with him to a minimum. After all, he alienated me first. I don't know if this is the right thing to do. I want things to be good between us, but not at my expense. I have noticed him speaking with other people and have total disregard for me. I hurts because I feel alienated for no good reason. I feel like leaving my current job because I can't take it anymore. Is it possible that he just doesn't want anything to do with me? He is hot and cold...too much inconsistency.