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Is this an ad for a fag hag? Or…a pretend girlfriend?
Profile said “some college.” I have my doubts.
Try giving the other person your number instead. “Here’s my number. Don’t feel obligated or anything, but if you feel like calling or texting, I’d like to hear from you.”
This takes the pressure off. Many people feel guilty saying “no,” even if they aren’t interested. You don’t want to be blowing up someone’s phone who wasn’t interested in the first place, so leave the ball in their court instead.
Never use the words “I’m simple” or “I’m just a simple guy” in your profile. It implies that you’re dumb.
What the flipping f-???
Accomplishing this goal requires confronting the fears of what you’re “losing,” and focusing instead on what you’re gaining — trust, intimacy, closeness — the rewards of a loyal and loving partnership.
Know what you fear: rejection, change, or loss of independence, etc. so that you can develop strategies to overcome them.
Pace the development of a relationship. Many singles get caught up in passion and lust during a relationship’s early stages, only to back away when the time comes to making decisions about the future. Others are so hesitant to open up that they become “stingy” with their time and attention.
Make a commitment to see if you should make a commitment.
You don’t have to announce your exclusivity to the world. Just commit to explore possibility.
(Source: ezinearticles.com)
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