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
Posted by Seraph7
It has to be the phones because I've swiped messages saying one thing and the swipe or voice to text features have autocorrected it to say other than my message. Lol
I now try to make a habit of proofreading especially more important texts and emails.
Posted by GobbiePosted by sweethearts
Hahaha did you do that on purpose?
Is this Gobby reborn?
No, it was never intentional. The only times my handset played up was with her.
For example, when we first met, I asked her out and she gave me her number. Moments after parting, I discovered that the number didn't save! Such a hiccup has never happened before or since. It took months before we bumped into each other again.
Yes, it is I.click to expand
Posted by LadyNeptunePosted by sweetheartsPosted by librak924Posted by sweetheartsPosted by Moloko_vellocet
This has got to be the most pathetic read through on here.
I’ve never met a libra woman that wasn’t desperate or was intelligent.
I object!!
Thank you, I think
That wasn’t about you. I was objecting to mokos statement as I’m libra.
I can’t be bothered reading this thread… not my cup of tea and you wouldn’t be thanking me for my opinion
Cliff notes version
2 years ago: crush on Virgo coworker, who is not single
Present day: fucking Virgo coworker, who is still not singleclick to expand
Posted by librak924Posted by sweetheartsPosted by Moloko_vellocet
This has got to be the most pathetic read through on here.
I’ve never met a libra woman that wasn’t desperate or was intelligent.
I object!!
Thank you, I thinkclick to expand
Posted by Moloko_vellocet
This has got to be the most pathetic read through on here.
I’ve never met a libra woman that wasn’t desperate or was intelligent.
Posted by PurpleskyPosted by sweethearts
Where there smoke there’s fire 🙄
I tired to send them a little advice which I believe was ultimately receivedeverything in due time
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Posted by IxiPosted by sweetheartsPosted by IxiPosted by TxOgal
good topic
following
It's something I have noticed in a recentish dating experience I had late last year...shorty and I had engaged in a casual affair, with me taking pains to make my status as it related to the relationship clear. I let her know what I was up for, what I was not up for, and we had frequent conversations on where my head was leaning towards in regards to commitment.
As we casually dated we explored the issue of forming a more permanent bond, she wavered more than a few times and I decided the lack of stability was not something I was willing to bank on...I ended the sexual and romantic aspects of our connection earlier this year...we were "friends" for 3 months until she discovered that I started to deal with my ex AFTER we had finished dating.
She ended the friendship and revealed a boat-load of grievances which seemed to paint a relationship past where I wasn't clear about my feelings and emotions...it also came to light that she considered me her bf though I've explicitly told her even during our fwb/dating situation that I was single...
The entire thing is curious but when I shared the story with my homies (men and women)...all of them have had at least one story of their partner losing the plot and believing in a reality that didn't exist.
I'm curious as to how something like this happens...
You clearly knew it was a FWB and vocalised it however, she wanted and was hoping for more which you also knew.
Why didn’t you cut it there??
You were never on the same page and you decided you were getting what you wanted out of it so let it continue.
I don't manage others feelings, its not my job and not within my ability to do so.. besides we explored the issue, that isn't how she presented her feelings....there was no stated desire for commitment it was more like "I like you let's see where this goes". All the while I was clear on my stance towards her:
We can kick it but I'm not rushing to a commitment one way or another at the present moment, if it goes that way, fine...but...it's not that way now, we're both single.click to expand
Posted by Ixi
Have you ever been delusional in your dating approach?
Helped a friend who has been?
How did you or they end up breaking with reality? How did you/they heal from it?