I'm e-mailing a guy that I met when he was in town visiting. We went on a few dates, got kind on intimate, then he left and I didn't hear a thing. I found out he thought I was too quiet so I've been making an effort to e-mail him and ask him questions about himself while revealing info about me. He advised that he has never met anyone as quiet as me before, and he knows I am a good woman, but he's trying to get over his ex, and we should stay in touch. I send him long e-mails and he responds with very short answers and does nothing to keep the conversation going. I know that I can be very quiet and I don't want to feel like this isn't going to work out because of that--I want to put in the effort. I know that sometimes women do have to go after what they want...sometimes a woman has to persue a man (as uncomfortable as it feels). But I feel like if I never sent him another e-mail I'd never hear from him again. Is it time to accept that he's just not into me?
2007-01-20
12:03:25
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bluebutterfly081
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How do you know if you are doing too much or not enough? In the ideal world I would like a man to pursue me but that just isn't happening. Should I have to work this hard to prove myself a worthy catch or is this all part of the "putting yourself out there" thing?
2007-01-20
12:05:55 ·
update #1