10 Secrets Men Keep (And Would Never Tell You No Matter What)
The Ins and Outs of Telephone Love!
3 Ways to Handle Your Man's "Boys Night Out" With Ease!
5 Ways to Overcome Your Insecurity
Inside a Man's Mind
Why Men Pull Away When Women Share Their Feelings
5 Secrets to Everlasting Love
Celebrate The Good Things in Life
Recently I dated a guy for about a month. We saw each other maybe once or twice a week, and we had a blast each time. Since almost all of our interactions (phone calls, dates, emails, etc) were initiated by him. I thought things were going well. Then he sent me an email saying that he didn’t feel the right chemistry between us.
I was disappointed, because I felt that we had more in common than anyone else I’d met in a long time. But not for an instant did I think he did anything wrong, or that he owed me anything else. About three weeks after the email, he called me to say that he was confused, because he found himself missing me. I told him I didn’t understand the confusion: Lots in common + enjoying each other’s company – physical chemistry = friendship! And since he didn’t act like a douche at any time, we are now great friends. We’re a great addition to each other’s quality of life. Since becoming friends, I’ve met someone that I’m crazy about, and my friend (the first guy) is still looking.
The Ins and Outs of Telephone Love!
3 Ways to Handle Your Man's "Boys Night Out" With Ease!
5 Ways to Overcome Your Insecurity
Inside a Man's Mind
Why Men Pull Away When Women Share Their Feelings
5 Secrets to Everlasting Love
Celebrate The Good Things in Life
Recently I dated a guy for about a month. We saw each other maybe once or twice a week, and we had a blast each time. Since almost all of our interactions (phone calls, dates, emails, etc) were initiated by him. I thought things were going well. Then he sent me an email saying that he didn’t feel the right chemistry between us.
I was disappointed, because I felt that we had more in common than anyone else I’d met in a long time. But not for an instant did I think he did anything wrong, or that he owed me anything else. About three weeks after the email, he called me to say that he was confused, because he found himself missing me. I told him I didn’t understand the confusion: Lots in common + enjoying each other’s company – physical chemistry = friendship! And since he didn’t act like a douche at any time, we are now great friends. We’re a great addition to each other’s quality of life. Since becoming friends, I’ve met someone that I’m crazy about, and my friend (the first guy) is still looking.