
truecap
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Posted by tizianiPosted by TheMoodyVulcanPosted by tizianiPosted by truecap
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6. They??re keeping you a secret.
This one's a complete lie. Only women with no class tend to buy into this lie.
I'm confused... Do you mean that only women with no class believe that they can be kept a secret? Or that only women with no class think that being kept a secret is a bad thing?
This one.
Maybe I should have book-ended the statement with "in my experience".
It's a bloody lie only propagated by gossip artists who believe that someone's relationship should be everyone's business.
No.
Sometimes you exercise privacy to protect a woman's security. From interference, from outsides threats, from any number of things. It's actually proof that you are interested in her well being rather than against it.
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Posted by tizianiPosted by TheMoodyVulcanPosted by tizianiPosted by truecap
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6. They??re keeping you a secret.
This one's a complete lie. Only women with no class tend to buy into this lie.
I'm confused... Do you mean that only women with no class believe that they can be kept a secret? Or that only women with no class think that being kept a secret is a bad thing?
This one.
Maybe I should have book-ended the statement with "in my experience".
It's a bloody lie only propagated by gossip artists who believe that someone's relationship should be everyone's business.
No.
Sometimes you exercise privacy to protect a woman's security. From interference, from outsides threats, from any number of things. It's actually proof that you are interested in her well being rather than against it.
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Posted by tizianiPosted by truecap
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6. They??re keeping you a secret.
This one's a complete lie. Only women with no class tend to buy into this lie.click to expand
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Recognise signs of disinterest so that you don't allow someone to —pass time?? with you.
1. They??re not contacting you or are sporadically contacting you.
2. They may not even bother speaking with you and rely predominantly on emails, text messages, and instant messenger.
3. They treat you like an option.
4. They don't want to put both of their feet in and commit. They??d like you to —go with the flow?? even if there is none and not expect beyond that.
5. The relationship doesn't progress — it goes in fits and starts, stalls, or goes into reverse.
6. They??re keeping you a secret.
7. They tend to be around/call you up when they want something. It might be money, attention, an ego stroke, sex, an armchair psychologist, but if you think back to all the times when you??ve heard from them, you may notice that it was a preamble to something.
8. They leave it to the last minute/short notice to make plans. They may not even bother to make last minute plans — they might just show up late at night expecting you to be around.
9. They create drama in the hope that you??ll take the hint that they??re not interested and end it so that they can be let off the hook
10. When you??re broken up with them, they get in touch, often in a lazy manner just to ensure that you still jump to their beat. In fact, take the fact that you??re not in a relationship with them as a major sign of disinterest. Don't make the mistake of thinking they got in touch because they want to get back together.
11. They??ll make a lot of noise when you attempt to move on with someone else and then when you —reciprocate?? they??re nowhere to be seen.
12. They send text messages, emails, or leave voicemails and when you no doubt eagerly respond, they either take ages to or don't bother at all.
13. They don't break up with their wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend. But they still expect to be with you.