
Mishmorecookie
@Mishmorecookie
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Posted by Mishmorecookie
This is my first time going out with a Virgo. We had a shaky start but after laying out all the cards on the table (he initiated this), he chased me. I wasn't sure because I have major trust issues but he somehow managed to convince me to start a relationship with him.
Things are moving fast because he wastes no time. He doesn't show much emotion but he is straightforward. He shows he cares through action. And I'm crazy about him. On the other hand, I have been accused of being unemotional by so many people in my life (parents included) and it has never been a problem till now.
I always think people know I care about them because I do things for them but I'm often mistaken. And a few days ago, my Virguy told me he loved me via Facetime. I was caught by surprise and replied, Okay baby.
Two days later he confronts me about it. He says he has a rule about not trusting people who don't say I love you back. I was at a loss for words, I just said, you just caught me by surprise. He changed the topic but I just know it's still lingering in his mind.
So I sent him a long text later to explain myself. I told him that I'm not great with verbalising how I feel but I'm working on it. Today he calls me and says, I was gonna reply to your "novel" last night but I fell asleep. He laughs it off but I have a feeling this is gonna come back in a couple of days.
How do I deal with this matter? He's acting like everything is fine but I know he's disturbed.



Posted by BadBoy😐Posted by TheLadyScorpiotranslation: put virgo in a corner he'll respect you.
Mishmorecookie, it was unfair of him to force you into a predicament to say those words of sentiment in return. Everyone moves at their own pace and weighs those very words differently.
Sit down, and have a frank talk with him, letting him know that it is not black or white. Rather, you process your emotions and thoughts rather differently, to let him know he should respect it and you would rather express your emotions in a sincere manner rather than as a courteous exchange in return, to gratify him. Instead of writing this out, attempt to carry out this conversation in person, therefore he must be a willing participant in this. After all, what is a relationship without communication.
Be firm about your stance, I have been through this situation more than once before with Virgents. They may pout, sulk, or whine, eventually they will see straight and realise how irrational they are.click to expand

Posted by BadBoyPosted by TheLadyScorpiotranslation: put virgo in a corner he'll respect you.
Mishmorecookie, it was unfair of him to force you into a predicament to say those words of sentiment in return. Everyone moves at their own pace and weighs those very words differently.
Sit down, and have a frank talk with him, letting him know that it is not black or white. Rather, you process your emotions and thoughts rather differently, to let him know he should respect it and you would rather express your emotions in a sincere manner rather than as a courteous exchange in return, to gratify him. Instead of writing this out, attempt to carry out this conversation in person, therefore he must be a willing participant in this. After all, what is a relationship without communication.
Be firm about your stance, I have been through this situation more than once before with Virgents. They may pout, sulk, or whine, eventually they will see straight and realise how irrational they are.click to expand

Posted by seraph"You know what, I'm hungry. Lets get something to eat!" hahahaha

Posted by yupvirgooMy best friend's married to a Virgo man. And every time he gets sensitive over something small, she just tells him she won't entertain him. That was while they were dating. All I'm saying is that maybe it is true that Virgo men like some resistance, not just a yes woman who simply goes along with everything.Posted by MishmorecookieWhat do you mean?Posted by BadBoyPosted by TheLadyScorpiotranslation: put virgo in a corner he'll respect you.
Mishmorecookie, it was unfair of him to force you into a predicament to say those words of sentiment in return. Everyone moves at their own pace and weighs those very words differently.
Sit down, and have a frank talk with him, letting him know that it is not black or white. Rather, you process your emotions and thoughts rather differently, to let him know he should respect it and you would rather express your emotions in a sincere manner rather than as a courteous exchange in return, to gratify him. Instead of writing this out, attempt to carry out this conversation in person, therefore he must be a willing participant in this. After all, what is a relationship without communication.
Be firm about your stance, I have been through this situation more than once before with Virgents. They may pout, sulk, or whine, eventually they will see straight and realise how irrational they are.
Now here's an interesting take. I noticed a few married Virguys who do pout and whine but when their wives resist, they roll over. I suppose there's some truth to what you said, @BadBoy
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Posted by BadBoyBadBoy, I cannot tell if you are mocking me or not, as you seem to follow me around with my posts on Virgents and their behaviours.Posted by TheLadyScorpiobut it is true...Posted by BadBoy😐Posted by TheLadyScorpiotranslation: put virgo in a corner he'll respect you.
Mishmorecookie, it was unfair of him to force you into a predicament to say those words of sentiment in return. Everyone moves at their own pace and weighs those very words differently.
Sit down, and have a frank talk with him, letting him know that it is not black or white. Rather, you process your emotions and thoughts rather differently, to let him know he should respect it and you would rather express your emotions in a sincere manner rather than as a courteous exchange in return, to gratify him. Instead of writing this out, attempt to carry out this conversation in person, therefore he must be a willing participant in this. After all, what is a relationship without communication.
Be firm about your stance, I have been through this situation more than once before with Virgents. They may pout, sulk, or whine, eventually they will see straight and realise how irrational they are.
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Posted by BadBoyWell, that clarifies it.Posted by TheLadyScorpioNo....I thought they were very accurate, scorpio.Posted by BadBoyBadBoy, I cannot tell if you are mocking me or not, as you seem to follow me around with my posts on Virgents and their behaviours.Posted by TheLadyScorpiobut it is true...Posted by BadBoy😐Posted by TheLadyScorpiotranslation: put virgo in a corner he'll respect you.
Mishmorecookie, it was unfair of him to force you into a predicament to say those words of sentiment in return. Everyone moves at their own pace and weighs those very words differently.
Sit down, and have a frank talk with him, letting him know that it is not black or white. Rather, you process your emotions and thoughts rather differently, to let him know he should respect it and you would rather express your emotions in a sincere manner rather than as a courteous exchange in return, to gratify him. Instead of writing this out, attempt to carry out this conversation in person, therefore he must be a willing participant in this. After all, what is a relationship without communication.
Be firm about your stance, I have been through this situation more than once before with Virgents. They may pout, sulk, or whine, eventually they will see straight and realise how irrational they are.
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Posted by tizianiAs a man - does it matter if you love a woman and she didn't say I love you back...if you get mad doesn't it mean you love yourself more?
You should explain face to face. You'll have better odds of understanding when one another is coming from.

Posted by CapriquaintrelleOr who doesn't do in person, at the first declaration.
I personally wouldn't trust someone who said "I love you" just because I said it.

Posted by MontgomeryHe muttered it once in person before and this was the second time, over the phone. It's been a few days since it happened and I have since told him yes, I do have intense feelings for him and I'm definitely heading in that direction.Posted by CapriquaintrelleOr who doesn't do in person, at the first declaration.
I personally wouldn't trust someone who said "I love you" just because I said it.
How many people has he said this to, if he has a Policy on it?
Hmm...
@OP... have you said it back yet?
Or no.
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Things are moving fast because he wastes no time. He doesn't show much emotion but he is straightforward. He shows he cares through action. And I'm crazy about him. On the other hand, I have been accused of being unemotional by so many people in my life (parents included) and it has never been a problem till now.
I always think people know I care about them because I do things for them but I'm often mistaken. And a few days ago, my Virguy told me he loved me via Facetime. I was caught by surprise and replied, Okay baby.
Two days later he confronts me about it. He says he has a rule about not trusting people who don't say I love you back. I was at a loss for words, I just said, you just caught me by surprise. He changed the topic but I just know it's still lingering in his mind.
So I sent him a long text later to explain myself. I told him that I'm not great with verbalising how I feel but I'm working on it. Today he calls me and says, I was gonna reply to your "novel" last night but I fell asleep. He laughs it off but I have a feeling this is gonna come back in a couple of days.
How do I deal with this matter? He's acting like everything is fine but I know he's disturbed.