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Scherif

I probably wasnt much help and it probably seems like I am just rambling, but who knows, maybe something I said will help. *Shrug*.

Countrified

I relate with your humour of detachment. My friends often say i'm defensive/in denial, aswell i'm known for being cynical and humorous. In being defensive and in denial, it's more about everyday things, like a disturbing movie, which i'll just laugh off and mock, yet if anything like that happened to me, i would never get over it. Similarly, i'll so often trivialise love, my persona is essentially cynical, when infact deep down i'm the most romantic of my friends and always invest too much emotion in my crushes and relationships.

Finderr

Holy smokes! Nice DB.

Mothership

So, i've started hanging out with this girl a couple weeks ago. We really like each other and we act like we're a couple when we're together. We hug, kiss, hold hands etc. (We even got intimate a little bit) She finally brought up 'the talk' and asked me what we are. I told her that I'd like to be more than friends eventually. But she told me that she doesn't think she's ready for a relationship, but she likes what we are now and asked me if we can just stay what we are now. She labeled it as 'hanging out'. I asked her if she wants to keep her options open, and she told me that she isn't talking to any other guys at the moment, but I can talk to other girls if I want. She also told me that relationships kinda freak her out. (Probably because she hasn't actually been in one before.) But I'm just curious about what you guys think. Is she just kinda keeping me around because she likes the feelings of doing those kinds of things that couples do together? Or is she genuine about just not being ready? Should I just give it time? Just looking for other opinions and experiences with this sort of situation.

Girotti

Like many others said, she's enjoying the amount of attention she receives and validations to her hard to get game strategies. You said she let herself go- by making out passionately and talking about future dating plans. That's not hard to do.

Mateo

it looks more like a sandstone cavern entrance, not too many culverts leading toa sandy beach.

Cicero

I go after work by myself and sit at the bar in work clothes or I'll go later in the evening with a friend or two. Makes no difference.

Imatrix

In the end though: You will be the last one standing. This is for your well-being. Not for What'shisname, Jack.