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If you want a guy who is attractive, you're going to have to compete with other women. Attractive people(men and women alike) are in demand. It is a competition to find a mate, just like with anything else in life.
Nope. Life is only that way if you choose to frame it that way.
Again, a mature, secure man doesn't go for the on vying for attention, but discerns who actually suits him personally.
Nope. Life is only that way if you choose to frame it that way.
Again, a mature, secure man doesn't go for the on vying for attention, but discerns who actually suits him personally.
Everything you want in life, there's competitors. A mate, job, promotion, sports. Mature, secure men don't have to pursue men because they're attractive to them. Many women will be after them.
Everything you want in life, there's competitors. A mate, job, promotion, sports. Mature, secure men don't have to pursue men because they're attractive to them. Many women will be after them.
I'm quite interested in a classmate (I'm in my last year at university) of mine and I'm not sure if he feels the same way towards me.
Guys, how would you act or what would you say to a woman you're interested in?
I am not a guy. But I have been married almost 20 years (to the same guy). Guys like women to be direct. They are not mind readers. Nor do they pick up on subtle signals. If you are interested in him, you need to first make him notice you. Are you two friends? Have you smiled at him? Chatted with him? Got his phone number? Texted him?
Just be direct and ask him to join you for (fill in the blank) Coffee? A drink? Lunch? The library? Whatever it is. If he has no interest in you whatsoever, he will find reasons to say "No."
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