My friend and I were talking today about a mutual friend that I've been dating for two months. Though he and I are busy people, we do make time to talk to each other. Well, at least I do. Now I'm not so sure about him.
I told this mutual friend that I asked the guy I'm dating what he wants from me. A relationship or just sex? (And no, we haven't slept together!) At first he didn't want to answer the question. Then he said that he should be asking me that question. (What does that mean?) Finally, he answered it by saying that he doesn't put expectations on anything and just goes with the flow.
I also told this mutual friend that on our first date, I think that I might have sent the wrong message because towards the end of our date, he asked if we were going to see each other again. I said, "Maybe". (I'll admit that I was afraid to put myself out there and be rejected.)
2006-11-09
07:45:49
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Our mutual friend said that was a big mistake and I am going to have to put in a lot of work to convince this guy that I'm really interested.
So my question is: Was it really that big a deal that I said "maybe"? And should I have to put in work? Isn't it enough that I went out on a second date with him? Shouldn't he know that I am interested?
2006-11-09
07:46:46 ·
update #1