
TaurusFlower22
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Posted by xkraft
If men put in some effort without any responses, they will move on to the next one. Eventually, one will be like "fannypacks are so alpha, especially yours"


Posted by RooSagicornBeen there. He was the worst of all!
The real deal is when it continues on with both people making effort, wanting to be there. Not wanting to be other places, with other people.
It’s pretty simple really. Next thing you know you can’t imagine being apart, you get married and have kids.

Posted by nikkistarI'm guilty of rushing things, I think. But it never feels like rushing to me. I see it like, if you like someone, why drag things out? A lifetime is so short already. I realize now that this may be my Aries Venus/Mercury, and Gem Moon combo talking. But, I just get really antsy. And I start to doubt the person's interest in me. So, I end it.
What I find most women do, is rush things, or give way too much importance to who texts/calls who more. That the man is required to do everything first, and the most to show interest. That she can hang back, and only receive.
It's almost as if, a good majority of women don't think the men can have feelings too, as if they can't have their own insecurities as well for whatever reason.
It's a two way street. Give what you expect to receive. Most of the time, once a man or female learn to do that, is when all of their relationships, romantic or not, become quality ones that usually go into long term.


Posted by TaurusFlower22There's nothing wrong with your approach. If someone is into you, they will make the effort to understand your actions and things will continue progressing. When I met my Aries, I was not use to a guy moving as fast as he did but I really liked him so I wasn't going to stop him and complain about what comes natural to him. Either I was going to be okay with it or I wasn't but it's selfish to want to change someone to fit your ideal, nor should you change to fit someone else's ideal.Posted by nikkistar
What I find most women do, is rush things, or give way too much importance to who texts/calls who more. That the man is required to do everything first, and the most to show interest. That she can hang back, and only receive.
It's almost as if, a good majority of women don't think the men can have feelings too, as if they can't have their own insecurities as well for whatever reason.
It's a two way street. Give what you expect to receive. Most of the time, once a man or female learn to do that, is when all of their relationships, romantic or not, become quality ones that usually go into long term.
I'm guilty of rushing things, I think. But it never feels like rushing to me. I see it like, if you like someone, why drag things out? A lifetime is so short already. I realize now that this may be my Aries Venus/Mercury, and Gem Moon combo talking. But, I just get really antsy. And I start to doubt the person's interest in me. So, I end it.
When I talk to others about the relationship I ended, they usually ask what the rush was, when I feel I made an effort to take my time! click to expandclick to expand

Posted by Cancer LadyVery true.Posted by TaurusFlower22Posted by nikkistar
What I find most women do, is rush things, or give way too much importance to who texts/calls who more. That the man is required to do everything first, and the most to show interest. That she can hang back, and only receive.
It's almost as if, a good majority of women don't think the men can have feelings too, as if they can't have their own insecurities as well for whatever reason.
It's a two way street. Give what you expect to receive. Most of the time, once a man or female learn to do that, is when all of their relationships, romantic or not, become quality ones that usually go into long term.
I'm guilty of rushing things, I think. But it never feels like rushing to me. I see it like, if you like someone, why drag things out? A lifetime is so short already. I realize now that this may be my Aries Venus/Mercury, and Gem Moon combo talking. But, I just get really antsy. And I start to doubt the person's interest in me. So, I end it.
When I talk to others about the relationship I ended, they usually ask what the rush was, when I feel I made an effort to take my time! click to expand
There's nothing wrong with your approach. If someone is into you, they will make the effort to understand your actions and things will continue progressing. When I met my Aries, I was not use to a guy moving as fast as he did but I really liked him so I wasn't going to stop him and complain about what comes natural to him. Either I was going to be okay with it or I wasn't but it's selfish to want to change someone to fit your ideal, nor should you change to fit someone else's ideal.
That's what compatibility is all about, either you're compatible or your not and a lot of people tend to ignore or turn a blind eye even though its pretty obvious when you're not compatible but will still try to force a relationship. That's how you know when it's real, when neither person is forcing the issue and everything just flows. Words are expressed without reservation, actions demonstrated consistently, paired with equal effort from both people. click to expandclick to expand

Posted by TaurusFlower22There is no rush to get to an end goal for me. I'd rather take my time to know the person is worth my time and vice versa. I'm looking for a partner to raise my kids with. Someone to marry.Posted by nikkistar
What I find most women do, is rush things, or give way too much importance to who texts/calls who more. That the man is required to do everything first, and the most to show interest. That she can hang back, and only receive.
It's almost as if, a good majority of women don't think the men can have feelings too, as if they can't have their own insecurities as well for whatever reason.
It's a two way street. Give what you expect to receive. Most of the time, once a man or female learn to do that, is when all of their relationships, romantic or not, become quality ones that usually go into long term.
I'm guilty of rushing things, I think. But it never feels like rushing to me. I see it like, if you like someone, why drag things out? A lifetime is so short already. I realize now that this may be my Aries Venus/Mercury, and Gem Moon combo talking. But, I just get really antsy. And I start to doubt the person's interest in me. So, I end it.
When I talk to others about the relationship I ended, they usually ask what the rush was, when I feel I made an effort to take my time! click to expandclick to expand

Posted by nikkistarYou're right. That's exactly what I'm looking for too. It takes time. I need to work on being patient. I don't have much patience at all. The taking my time to figure out if someone is worth my time, takes too much time, imo. LolPosted by TaurusFlower22Posted by nikkistar
What I find most women do, is rush things, or give way too much importance to who texts/calls who more. That the man is required to do everything first, and the most to show interest. That she can hang back, and only receive.
It's almost as if, a good majority of women don't think the men can have feelings too, as if they can't have their own insecurities as well for whatever reason.
It's a two way street. Give what you expect to receive. Most of the time, once a man or female learn to do that, is when all of their relationships, romantic or not, become quality ones that usually go into long term.
I'm guilty of rushing things, I think. But it never feels like rushing to me. I see it like, if you like someone, why drag things out? A lifetime is so short already. I realize now that this may be my Aries Venus/Mercury, and Gem Moon combo talking. But, I just get really antsy. And I start to doubt the person's interest in me. So, I end it.
When I talk to others about the relationship I ended, they usually ask what the rush was, when I feel I made an effort to take my time! click to expand
There is no rush to get to an end goal for me. I'd rather take my time to know the person is worth my time and vice versa. I'm looking for a partner to raise my kids with. Someone to marry.
You won't find if you share the same values in a few months, to me. click to expandclick to expand


Posted by butterfly30Usually btwn 6 months to 2 yrs.
What's the time limit on this? Are you really giving yourself a chance to get to know them?
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