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The only advice I can offer is to trust that you yourself are a fantastic boyfriend.

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Chang

Men are always ready for excitement. With the lower activity levels in our brain, and higher testosterone levels, it takes little to get us going. Like Harrison Ford's character Quinn Harris said in the movie Six Days, Seven Nights, "All women have to do is show up." We are always idling, waiting to be taken for a ride. Women, on the other hand, have so much going on in their brains that they need to be soothed, courted and encouraged to be in the mood. They need a method to calm down their brains.

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Taster

And any friend that my daughter brought home that was uncomfortable with the fact that I loved my daughter enough to actually *care* about what she was doing, to question her about where she was going and who she was going with, immediately sounded the inner alarm. Without exception they always turned out to be the offspring off dysfunctional families. They had no rules, had been taught no respect or morals and even resented me for being involved in my daughter's life. And inevitably these were the same few who ended up involving my daughter in situations she would have been better off avoiding and even put her safety and life at risk.

Frontierman

I would also caution you about reading too much into family upbringing and stuff like that as excuse for why someone behaves a certain way with you in the here and now. You will end up giving a lot of people a pass and make excuses for them when all you really need to do is hold them up to your standard. Even people with sh*tty upbringings can meet your standards when you hold firm to them. (might not be this guy because he may not be interested in doing that now or ever).

Marquette

So a few weeks ago I was introduced to a friend of a friend. We talked and she soon after asked me out for coffee, which went well. Since then, we've been on a couple of dates and we really enjoy spending time with each other. We trade e-mails or chat almost every day and last night we just hung out together, watching TV and cuddling on the couch. And that was just.... really, really nice. One of the most enjoyable evenings I've had in a long time.

Lussier

Hi guys thanks for the advice, I realise I have been quite stupid, getting so emotionally involved so quickly but I guess we can learn from our mistakes!

Soka

During the class one of her friends asked her out loud if "she was going to some festival with her bf" and she replied quite loud and clear "we aren't together anymore so probably not" and then started talking to me again.

Rommel

Last year, I had only been seeing my now exgf for 2.5 months. The only thing I bought for her was a card. She was happy to get the card at first, then her roommate came home with flowers. Then she got pissed. It took 1.5 months before our relationship got back to normal again.

Nardine

It's not like you need his permission but maybe this is a incompatibility if this is something he's not going to be happy about...music festival, camping, drinking, lots of guys...I mean how would you feel if he was going on a trip like this? I mean I couldn't really say to trust any guy on something like this, yet I'm having to assume women are more trustworthy and seeing these guys as just friends? in a way...you're kind of asking for a lot on the trust level early on, however I'm not someone who judges women and men equally, I think women are more capable of being friends with men than men being friends with women, there's just always a hidden agenda or desire with men, and sometimes women themselves use the friend card to get closer to men without any pressure or obligation to like him or have anything develop.

Frogeye

This exact situation just happened to me. Dating a guy for 2 months, one of which was exclusive. During the course of a week I found him to be distant and not acting like he once was. I asked him about it and he said everything was fine. A few days later my friend saw him active on Match.com, to which he said he didn't realize he never deleted his profile and JUST THAT DAY a female friend told him she saw him on there, so he went on to try to delete it, but couldn't from his phone, had to use a computer. The whole thing seemed fishy to me. SO THEN YES, I had my friend check his Match.com profile for the next three days (he was out of town so I didn't want to confront him while he was spending time with family) and she saw him active 2-3 times per day for those days. When I confronted him he too got upset, said I had too much time on my hands and was immature that I was spying on him, then we broke up.

Moved

I am looking for a HONEST and FAITHFUL man. A man that does not LIE or CHEAT or USE M.

Heathen

I like them both, but lefty gets the nod for her braces

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Lentini

wow,love her

Mutcher

I will do some research on counciling for couples and see if she would like to do that..

Mccue

If that's what you retained from your birds and bees talk, me thinks you might have been given the abridged version.