Posted by GenerousLeeb
So recently my Leo friend got engaged to someone we both studied with back in school, in other words a mutual friend, a Sagittarius.
No before I knew about this, I occasionally talked to this Sag as friends, nth more. And he told me about how difficult life had been for him, and that he suffered from anxiety and was taking medication for that.
Now when my friend broke the news about their engagement, it took me off guard cause I didn't even know they were dating much less to be engaged, but that's not the issue here, while we were talking I asked her how she felt about his anxiety issues, and to my surprise he didn't say anything about this.
I feel like I made a huge mistake by telling her, but at the same time I believe he should have told her that, as it is an important detail in one's life to share with a future partner.
She also was surprised when I let her know we were talking.
Was that a mistake?
I've been avoiding her since all this happened, not sure what to say or do.
Posted by LadyNeptune
It really depends on where you live.
For example my sister is in rural Colorado where they have like 3 cases total. She wears a mask when in the grocery store or at work (which she does anyways pre-pandemic) but isn't too bothered by it. Neither should she be.
Whereas where I live we have now 1500+ new cases per day. And with the delta variant you better believe I am wearing my mask. Even outdoor meetings where we have more than 6' apart. If people try to give me shit I just say I live with someone who has underlying heath issues and am being cautious for their sake. That shuts them up real quick.
Being vaccinated is not a pass go collect 100 $ . A few of my friends (all vaccinated) went to Vegas a few weekends ago and came home with the delta variant. Yikes!
Posted by LadyNeptunePosted by Gem03
I just asked abt Leo sun taurus moon men but why is me being a virgin such a big deal???
Its not a big deal.
But sadly there are men out there that will view you as a challenge because your a virgin. Next time I'd say keep this information to yourself until you know the person better and can adequately judge whether they are a douchebag or not.click to expand
Posted by DMV
I also think it’s very brave to admit you get lonely. Most are too proud to admit it.
Same here.
Posted by VirgodvnPosted by UndinePosted by VirgodvnPosted by DonnaLibra
Maybe he wasn't so keen on the sex and isn't in a hurry for a repeat. I always tell girls if you are going to have early sex with a guy make sure you give him something he won't forget anytime soon. Otherwise you may be looking at a ghost.
I don't think tha t was the problem to be honest...
Don’t even think about the sex! People saying such things probably don’t remember how awkward their first time with someone new was. Second date it is early, but not “too early”, considering that the majority are doing it on a third date.
I suggest you ask him directly about meeting this Saturday. Perhaps he gave you space, because you practically asked for it, saying you were busy. Perhaps he has something planned for this Saturday, and feels conflicted, to cancel or not to cancel. Or perhaps he realised you are not the one for him, which has something to do with his personal preferences, rather than being a negative reflection on you, or your behaviour. If you want to know the answer, ask him directly, without hesitation.
Yes you are right, it's better to ask directly and to know where I stand... But somehow I already know that probably he is not interested anymore from how he is reacting. I feel a little disappointed because I think it was an act from the start.. But it's my fault for trusting too early.. Another lesson learned 🙁click to expand