
beautifulsoul74
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Posted by guiwaterdaymaster
Yes... which will never work out for you because you are to evolved and want some you truly love...
It is hard for someone to fake it with you because you can tell... as well...

Posted by guiwaterdaymaster
Yes... which will never work out for you because you are to evolved and want some you truly love...
It is hard for someone to fake it with you because you can tell... as well...



Posted by guiwaterdaymasterPosted by beautifulsoul74
@PM: you hit the nail on the head.
Here's the thing with me though, outside of physical attraction, I've had maybe one or two instant pulls in my life. I don't know what it is. Although I've loved every woman I've been with, only two can claim that I was absolutely crazy over...and one of them is a Pisces lol.
Pisces can really understand people if they are mature...
I can believe that one... If you put yourself in healthy balanced places... you will run into healthy balanced people that share interest... which may create a bond... just have to keep doing out going things and I sure you will find the one you are looking for... some times you have to take up activities women like... or will want to share with a man... Learn to dance or if you know how go to these things... if you like art got to art shows... if you like wine go to wine tasting... if you like live music go to hear it... just keep crossing things off... that bucket list and I am sure you will find one... out there...
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Posted by kalinPosted by beautifulsoul74
As for purity, is it about being in a committed relationship or loving? When you say "committed" that says to me that its about security. It's understandable but you can't get that from an insecure person. Also, you have to look at the mentality level on which you base your attraction and what you look for. You can't want security while being shallow. Even security itself is shallow when looking at love. Love provides its own and best type of security.
Well said!! I just began to realize that myself. I don't chase a lot (only chased 3 guys in my life time), but when I do, its because I want to "own" the guy, and I think you are right, it's about security. If I purely love the person, I should be able to just enjoy his friendship, or be happy that he is in my life. It shouldn't be such a big deal that we are an item or not.click to expand


Posted by BalmyTigress
I'm not sure where's the line between chasing and showing your interest. Chasing sounds like someone persistently going after you and that's kind of suffocating.
I'm not afraid to go after what I want, but after joining this site, I've been educated that I shouldn't do that, because it'll be a turn-off for men. Subsequently, I've lost interest in relationships altogether :-) I'd rather focus on something else now, something that'll actually make me feel accomplished and happy.
So I guess I don't have much to add :-)

Posted by beautifulsoul74
But lets be real here, some people's egos are so large that they think that the guy has a romantic interest when he's simply trying to be friends. "I'm great so I'm supposed to be wanted/chased." That either turns men off or makes the woman a "conquest."




Posted by BalmyTigressPosted by chopstickcharmerPosted by BalmyTigressPosted by beautifulsoul74
I'm here to tell you its ok to approach a guy _—Not all men are turned off by it. We're much like women and its also about how you approach us. Its also about who you approach.
Thanks. Though I still am going to take a long break from any of that, and it feels kind of good. I am trying to figure out what kind of relationship I would want down the line, but don't seem to know that either.
Anyhoo, I'm still unclear about the difference between chasing and showing your interest though. What is it?
chasing is getting him to marry you lulz!
That reminds me of the book Chasing Harry Winston. It was so bad and depressing and I couldn't even finish reading it.click to expand

Posted by BalmyTigressPosted by beautifulsoul74
Damn Bri we are twins! Lmao! I pretty much agree with everything you said.
Hang on. So when you said that not all men think that a woman chasing them is a turn off, you meant the kind of men who are Mother Nature's cast-offs?click to expand

Posted by BalmyTigressPosted by brianafayPosted by BalmyTigressPosted by beautifulsoul74
Damn Bri we are twins! Lmao! I pretty much agree with everything you said.
Hang on. So when you said that not all men think that a woman chasing them is a turn off, you meant the kind of men who are Mother Nature's cast-offs?
He said approach...not chase...two different things.
There's nothing wrong with a woman being upfront and honest about how she feels. That's actually refreshing I bet. It's the chasing after someone who has shown 0 interest in you that is a bit backwards
I see. I'm still confused though, where's the line between chasing and showing interest. When am I allowed to actively pursue what I want and when is it considered going against Mother Nature?click to expand
Posted by beautifulsoul74Posted by BalmyTigress
I'm not sure where's the line between chasing and showing your interest. Chasing sounds like someone persistently going after you and that's kind of suffocating.
I'm not afraid to go after what I want, but after joining this site, I've been educated that I shouldn't do that, because it'll be a turn-off for men. Subsequently, I've lost interest in relationships altogether :-) I'd rather focus on something else now, something that'll actually make me feel accomplished and happy.
So I guess I don't have much to add :-)
I'm here to tell you its ok to approach a guy _—Not all men are turned off by it. We're much like women and its also about how you approach us. Its also about who you approach.click to expand


Posted by bkbella86Posted by beautifulsoul74Posted by BalmyTigress
I'm not sure where's the line between chasing and showing your interest. Chasing sounds like someone persistently going after you and that's kind of suffocating.
I'm not afraid to go after what I want, but after joining this site, I've been educated that I shouldn't do that, because it'll be a turn-off for men. Subsequently, I've lost interest in relationships altogether :-) I'd rather focus on something else now, something that'll actually make me feel accomplished and happy.
So I guess I don't have much to add :-)
I'm here to tell you its ok to approach a guy _—Not all men are turned off by it. We're much like women and its also about how you approach us. Its also about who you approach.
Its seems that most men use it as a ego boost.click to expand

Posted by james tate
QUESTION B/S
IF YOU APPROCH A WOMAN AND HAVE SOME INTERACTION
THEN SHE PRETENDS TO NOT BE INTERESTED BUT WANTS YOU TO CHASE HER
SHOULD YOU I DON'T.


Posted by feby16aqua
I say just go with it and see what happens. It's all about the flow...
I do like to be chased though honestly lol. Chase. run and hide. chase. here i am. chase. oh hi. chase, kiss kiss. 😛




Posted by feby16aquaPosted by aquapiscescuspPosted by feby16aqua
I say just go with it and see what happens. It's all about the flow...
I do like to be chased though honestly lol. Chase. run and hide. chase. here i am. chase. oh hi. chase, kiss kiss. 😛
The chasing and being chased is the fun part... 🙂
lol exactly. Someone gets it. Not for harm's sake DUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. I could never deal with boring.click to expand



Posted by chopstickcharmer
i think guys should chase... then disappear! 😛





Posted by BalmyTigressPosted by beautifulsoul74
I will add that it bothers me at times to see ladies depict a man as being masculine because he chases. When will we evolve past the basic levels and think that there are multiple ways a man is masculine and that because he doesn't chase that he's less than a man?
I do attach certain assertiveness with masculinity, but not necessarily "chasing". Especially as I still visualize the word as something very Benny Hill-esque.
I would be most pleased if a man was confident enough to state that he is interested, clearly, and then back off a bit, to allow me to evaluate the situation and think. If he can get me to come to him after that, then I'd say he's pretty masculine in my eyes.click to expand

Posted by BalmyTigressPosted by beautifulsoul74
I will add that it bothers me at times to see ladies depict a man as being masculine because he chases. When will we evolve past the basic levels and think that there are multiple ways a man is masculine and that because he doesn't chase that he's less than a man?
I do attach certain assertiveness with masculinity, but not necessarily "chasing". Especially as I still visualize the word as something very Benny Hill-esque.
I would be most pleased if a man was confident enough to state that he is interested, clearly, and then back off a bit, to allow me to evaluate the situation and think. If he can get me to come to him after that, then I'd say he's pretty masculine in my eyes.click to expand


Posted by beautifulsoul74
I will add that it bothers me at times to see ladies depict a man as being masculine because he chases. When will we evolve past the basic levels and think that there are multiple ways a man is masculine and that because he doesn't chase that he's less than a man?





Posted by Este8
I think men need to chase. I've done mild chasing in the past and it's never worked out for me. I later learned it was either the man I was interested in wasn't all that interested in me and/or he had a woman in his life.
Just my opinion here and many women prove me wrong in their (more successful approach) but I think a woman should FLIRT with a man she's interested in and see if he works up the nerve to ask her out. I do agree that women can make it needlessly hard on men by not sending out signals of interest. I read somewhere that it's always a woman who decides whether a man will approach her by the signals she sends out in a social situation where they would mingle. So yeah, it does take two to tango, however, making the first move has never worked out for me or my girlfriends. Got one whose doing all the chasing and her boyfriend has told her (now twice) that he cares for her but has never been in love with her. Fine if she's cool with it but she's not. I don't blame her at all for chasing here. I'm just saying, doesn't work, from my experience.



Posted by james tate
CHASING IS O.K. AS LONG AS THE CHASER KNOWS WHEN NO IS NO
BEYOUND A CERTEN POINT IS STALKING.
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But I want to focus on just chasing. Specifically, who should do it. Who's role. I'll give my personal feelings first. For me, I stopped doing it. I look for a natural progression into a relationship. I've received much criticism. Mainly because I'm a man and I'm expected to chase. My friend above said that I'm chasing a career so why not be proactive when it comes to a relationship? I said, its simple. My job is guaranteed to pretty much reward me for my efforts...at least from a legal standpoint. I pretty much know what I'm getting. A relationship is different. My premise is, that both you have something to prove. Not necessarily what you can do, but if you're the right person. So why should one receive the bulk of the attention when they also have something to show. Initiation is neutral in my view, but by being friends first both are on equal footing. Thus allowing things to flow. But chasing, at least to me, is ego boosting and attention getting. The person chases, gets you, then turns their attention on themselves. Which is kinda natural because they've put a lot of energy into getting you. By "platonic friends first." The energy is given equally. Less tension and its more conducive to foster the things needed for growth(trust, loyalty, communication, etc).
So what are your thoughts?