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Was there a contest to see how many red flags you could have before even meeting?
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How would such a relationship work, if they might be more attracted to someone much older? Aren’t men and women with this “issue” looking for an older more experienced significant other? If so, you can’t both be it.
Nicely tell the guy you aren’t interested and block him. It won’t be as easy as you think.
Yes it won't especially since I got used to messaging with him almost the whole day for 2 weeks
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Originally Posted by Mikala43
Was there a contest to see how many red flags you could have before even meeting?
What's funny is he calls me "Miss Red Flag" just because I won't give in to his demands easily (such as my personal mobile number, additional photos, where I studied, area where I live etc) I don't think withholding those information are red flags?
What's funny is he calls me "Miss Red Flag" just because I won't give in to his demands easily (such as my personal mobile number, additional photos, where I studied, area where I live etc) I don't think withholding those information are red flags?
It is NOT funny,
They ARE red flags.
You should have blocked him by now... you are still overthinking.
Yes it won't especially since I got used to messaging with him almost the whole day for 2 weeks
What's funny is he calls me "Miss Red Flag" just because I won't give in to his demands easily (such as my personal mobile number, additional photos, where I studied, area where I live etc) I don't think withholding those information are red flags?
What's funny is he calls me "Miss Red Flag" just because I won't give in to his demands easily (such as my personal mobile number, additional photos, where I studied, area where I live etc) I don't think withholding those information are red flags?
I meant both of you. The fact you are still interacting with the guy is a huge red flag on you. Honestly, you may be scammed with this guy. He's already figured out he can say anything to you and you'll take it.
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What would you tell a friend or a sister to do if she was in your situation with this guy? If your answer is he sounds wonderful, go for it - then go for it. Give him everything he wants. If your answer is this man is not acting respectfully, cease contact - then do that.
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