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If a woman expected me to "chase" her then I'd immediately lose interest. I will ask you out and plan a date but I will not chase you around like a lost dog. No woman is worth that.
I speak for myself when I say I don't respect men who follow me around like lost dogs.. More often than not I just want them to get lost and stay lost. -
No means no. And in some cases, no means HELL no! Lol
I speak for myself when I say I don't respect men who follow me around like lost dogs.. More often than not I just want them to get lost and stay lost. -
No means no. And in some cases, no means HELL no! Lol
Somebody needs to define "chase". I have a feeling it means way different things to different people.
If you mean shows interest back and reciprocates, then you are totally wrong.
If you mean stalk a guy who is not attracted to you, then you are right.
Agree. Of course showing interest back is great. I said I had never chased a man in my life, but it isn't entirely true. After my divorce at 29, I was back in college and feeling the need to have someone make me feel desirable again. I may have sort of stalked and wound up in the same classes as a man I found attractive, but he was married. This is why I have the opinion that I have now. Not a good idea. Chalk it up to temporary insanity.
No it doesn't. I have been rejected more times than I have succeeded.
What I mean is that we live in a world where men approach and women expect to be approached, you mentioned about that living in a perfect world and well there you go
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