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I met a guy a couple months ago. He is nice but Im not dying to rip his clothes off or anything. Im concerned (on another note) because Im 38 and wondering if I will feel that way again. Had a bad break up recently. Anyways , to be honest , I'd rather not get all "date ready" , Id rather be home on cd! I specifically hesitate with him because I have a couple of other options who I am more attracted to. This guy hasn't asked me out for a month because of school , mainly , he said. I figure if he was into me , his job , school , and his son besides the fact , he would have wanted to see me sooner. This is a turn off , too. But I am not getting any younger. Im just curious your thoughts. He's asked me 3 times , I have not said yes or no. Also , previous dates have been platonic , we hugged 2nd date (I think we are both slow moving) thank you
I met a guy a couple months ago. He is nice but Im not dying to rip his clothes off or anything. Im concerned (on another note) because Im 38 and wondering if I will feel that way again. Had a bad break up recently. Anyways , to be honest , I'd rather not get all "date ready" , Id rather be home on cd! I specifically hesitate with him because I have a couple of other options who I am more attracted to. This guy hasn't asked me out for a month because of school , mainly , he said. I figure if he was into me , his job , school , and his son besides the fact , he would have wanted to see me sooner. This is a turn off , too. But I am not getting any younger. Im just curious your thoughts. He's asked me 3 times , I have not said yes or no. Also , previous dates have been platonic , we hugged 2nd date (I think we are both slow moving) thank you
Actually, I think because you would rather be home on the computer you need to really push yourself to get out
The path of least resistance is just now always the best course.
I met a guy a couple months ago. He is nice but Im not dying to rip his clothes off or anything. Im concerned (on another note) because Im 38 and wondering if I will feel that way again. Had a bad break up recently. Anyways , to be honest , I'd rather not get all "date ready" , Id rather be home on cd! I specifically hesitate with him because I have a couple of other options who I am more attracted to. This guy hasn't asked me out for a month because of school , mainly , he said. I figure if he was into me , his job , school , and his son besides the fact , he would have wanted to see me sooner. This is a turn off , too. But I am not getting any younger. Im just curious your thoughts. He's asked me 3 times , I have not said yes or no. Also , previous dates have been platonic , we hugged 2nd date (I think we are both slow moving) thank you
If you truly want a frustrating relationship with a guy you're not attracted to, then go out with him.
I met a guy a couple months ago. He is nice but Im not dying to rip his clothes off or anything. Im concerned (on another note) because Im 38 and wondering if I will feel that way again. Had a bad break up recently. Anyways , to be honest , I'd rather not get all "date ready" , Id rather be home on cd! I specifically hesitate with him because I have a couple of other options who I am more attracted to.This guy hasn't asked me out for a month because of school , mainly , he said. I figure if he was into me , his job , school , and his son besides the fact , he would have wanted to see me sooner. This is a turn off , too. But I am not getting any younger. Im just curious your thoughts. He's asked me 3 times , I have not said yes or no. Also , previous dates have been platonic , we hugged 2nd date (I think we are both slow moving) thank you
He's just not that into you and you really don't sound like you're into him. Why are you leading him on? He asked you out 3 times and you haven't given him an answer? IMO, he's wasting his time waiting around for you to give him an answer which is probably why it's been a month since he asked you out. Sounds very immature of you. I think you should reach out to one of your other options.
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