Yeah its a repost but the original got buried, with no answers.
Ok this has just been bugging me for too long now. I started seeing this woman. In the end it ended up bad( it didn't need to). One of her complaints was that I didn't make a move in the first 5 chances.
She expressed how disturbed she was by this. Yet I got very intimate(sex) with her, about a month after first meeting her. I'll admit at first I was just looking at it as a friend situation, but then started to really like her.
So what is the correct amount of chances men should get to make a move for a kiss or holding hands or something else that just seems to be more intimate?
This isn't the whole story and I also admit that I had been out of the dating world for almost four years. We were both 28 at the time.
Am I wrong? Did I not move fast enough. I would tend to think that sex a month later would say pretty fast.
Siiiiiiiigghhhhh. Help. Help relieve my mind. Thanks.
2007-01-18
11:15:55
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Ben B
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No I'm not afraid to hold hands or anything the question asks how long is reasonable before it becomes too long. Unfortunately that relationship ended badly. I should have just stuck with the friendship because that rocked and like I said there is more.
I think I was reasonable. Yes I didn't pursue very fast. I hadn't dated in years so I did feel a little out of practice. But is a month and about a total of 6-7 contacts too long?
2007-01-18
11:39:15 ·
update #1