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How old are you both? Have you dated much in the past? If so, have you done the same thing? (ie made him the focus of your life).

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Abbottj

So is FB your usually method of communicating? Or was it texting? My point is you should do the usual. FB seems like the most removed way to communicate vs texting or calling. If it's your normal than that's good. Otherwise, using the most removed sounds like you are being timid about things. So does just saying "hey". That is too passive. There is a big question mark at the end of just saying "hey" after a disagreement or point of conflict. It might as well be "hey?" It is like there's a big question mark of "is she still interested?" rather than powering through with Hey, thought about you today and blah blah blah (whatever is unique to you guys). Waiting for the other shoe to drop. So I sure hope you said something else besides "hey". At this critical moment, you want to be perceived in your best self way. That what has happened has not phased you. That is what lets the other person know "ok, it might be fine to continue with this guy".

Varnado

There are two guys on my street who are hot. Both in relationships though, unfortunately.

Aspect

Do you like animals? What type of animals?

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Socializer

Then we get to the end, and I hesitate, figuring out, would they like a hug, a lingering hug, or what, and the response I get from their body language is consistantly way less than I would have imagined from how the date went for me, and how I read it went for them. And if I start to go for what I feel (usually a lingering hug) I get rebuffed.

Martha

What to do? That's a good question. I think leaping into the dark and making a strong move can be counter-productive. Don't take her by surprise when asking her out or whatever. If something like that comes out of the blue, anyone's instinctive reaction is to be defensive and offputting. What I suggest you do is to get her used to you being around and talking, getting closer. Take it step by step, just a passing comment at first, then a conversation, next time a longer conversation, next time suggesting going somewhere or sharing contact details. That way, she has time to adjust to the changed you and won't react defensively. It's pretty much a question of feeling your way. See how she reacts to little moves and wait at each point until she is clearly relaxed with you.

Atta

Oh yeah, and maybe a couple of bastards.

Pluto

Keep with the NC. There's another guy she's more interested in.

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So what should I do? I feel like we have grown apart. I feel like she left me hanging. I feel that same feeling I felt two years ago that I promised never to bring up again. Is it time to move on?

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Vertebrate

I'm very interested in O, but his behavior gives me a good deal of anxiety because I don't really know if he's into me and just slow/guarded/emotionally in control, or just being receptive but unsure of how he feels, or even apathetic....or if he's intentionally playing games. OR if he's involved in something "complicated" such as having this sort of "relationship" with more someone else as well. Based on things I've observed, I'm fairly certain that he's dating at least one other person (or at least has been sometime during the time we've been seeing each other). While that stirs some jealousy in me, I'm okay with it as I'm doing the same...I just wish I were his favorite.

Fuerrer

No need to dwell why, he isn't healthy. That's all there is to it.