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Dating / 3:54 PM - Monday August 09, 2010 Back To Top

What exactly are we doing, and what does this guy want?

I've been seeing a guy for the past couple of months. I'm 23 and he's 32, and he's the kind of guy who's the life of the party and has tons of friends and is always going out and having a good time. He could probably get any girl he wanted, but he's not a player and while he has a lot of female friends, he's very picky about who he gets involved with. This is all based on what he's said and what I've picked up on.

Reasons I might be more than just a hookup buddy to him:

- We're only sleeping with each other
- We've always spent the entire night together. When I go back to his place, we usually spend the entire next day together hanging out, watching tv, ordering food, etc.
-I've met pretty much all his close friends
-He invited me as his date for an ex's (not sure about their history) wedding out of state
-He's brought me out to his good friends' birthday parties and his ex was at one of them. I felt uncomfortable but he totally ignored her the entire night and focused on me
-When we were out the other night, he commented that there were a lot of guys dancing up on me, and then later he whisked me away on the dancefloor, spun me, dipped me, picked me up in the air, and even carried me. All his friends were there, too
-He's affectionate with me in front of his friends, but not in a gross, offputting way
-In private, he's really sweet and one time recently we were spooning in bed and he brushed my hair aside and took my necklace off for me, then kissed my neck


Reasons I might just be a hookup buddy to him:

-We've only ever gone on one "real" date - we had dinner and then drinks
-He sometimes makes comments about our sex life (not detailed) but like if someone says something about sex, he'll say something that relates to it but is about our sex life. I'm never bothered by it though, because it's not crude and he's not an asshole about it
-He never calls me, we only talk online or through text messages
-He has a weird relationship with his ex, they've known each other since they were kids but only dated for a short time, broke up last summer, he claims she's still into him but that he's over her yet he's still really good friends with all her friends. I want to believe he's completely over her but some part of me isn't sure
-He hasn't brought up where this is going or what we are
-A few weeks ago, he made some comment in passing like, "am I the oldest guy you've ever dated" and so the next day I wanted to bring up whether or not we're dating so I said to him, "I didn't know we were dating, I thought we were just hooking up" and he replied, "Who said we're dating?"
-I'm almost always the first one to initiate text messages or online conversations

I know the best thing to do is just talk to him, but for people who have been in my situation, you understand how difficult it is to have that conversation. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

- Asked by onesweetworld, A Thinker, Female, 22-25
Dating / 6:08 PM - Saturday August 07, 2010 Back To Top

Too soon? Too shhmoon? You tell me.

Been talking to this guy for about a month. First all we did was talk & now in the span of a week, we're going on date 3! We talk everyday, whether it's on the phone, online or through text/SMS messages. He's not laying on the pressure but every so often in conversation he makes an offhand comment about hoping I'll be his girlfriend, or him wanting to be my boyfriend.

He KNOWS he likes me, I'm a bit more cautious when it comes to men & he knows it, which is why he's not pushing & it's also why he's taking his time. Between the first two dates, there was no physical contact other than a hug good bye, though I sensed him linger a little at us pulling away after our hug on the second date. I know he wanted to kiss me but he's afraid & a little shy & chickened out. I can't say I can be in a relationship with someone yet before he kisses me, lol.

Does anyone think his "feelings" are too soon or too shhmoon?

- Asked by irishize, A Thinker, Female, 29-35
Sex & Intimacy / 12:43 PM - Thursday August 05, 2010 Back To Top

Seeking opinions....

Last night I had a second date with a guy I met online. We're still having great conversations, but I don't know if the spark's there on my end. He says a lot of wonderful things about me & to me & he makes me laugh, which are all great. I know he's being respectful & mindful of my feelings & reaction, but I wish he would touch me in some romantic way. Not sexually, but just put an arm around me, or try for a simple kiss at the end of the date. I feel like until something physical happens, I won't know if there are any sparks.

I mean, yea, I like talking to the guy, we can definitely relate, but I can do that with a friend. Again, I'm not talking about anything sexual here. I mean, does it count that on our first date I wanted to interrupt him talking so I could give him a kiss? Does it count that last night, while we were sitting in a park, I noticed he was sweating & I had the thought to dab the sweat from his forehead? Does it count that when we went & got smoothies, I wanted to place my cold hand on the back of his neck to make him feel cooler when it was so hot & humid out?

Do those things count as "sparks"?

- Asked by irishize, A Thinker, Female, 29-35
Dating / 12:36 PM - Thursday August 05, 2010 Back To Top

Is he just DUMB!? PLEASE read the most amusing story about a Dumb A$$. It will def. make your day!:)

So i've posted here about my stupid boyfriend before. We've been having some issues in general but posters advised I try to talk to him or give him another chance. The relationship lacks romance, passion, equality and cooperation (on his part).

Tuesday, I had a talk with him about eating all of my food and not pitching to help buy it. I told him im on a budget that I MUST stick to, especially this month and i asked him to either help more financially (ie. saving his month and not wasting it on games) or that we limit our activities, thus cutting out the expenses.

He told me he was contributing and that he had to help out his dad (which he NEVER told me, so how was i suppose to know?) Then he said,"Oh well i spent a ton of money on food that one weekend so i believe it equals out" I was upset. I told him if you look at my bank statements and add up the amounts that were for us, it would double what you spent. Every time I pay it is always more. In addition, I had to give him $20 to get home, but i never griped about it. And he expects me to pay him back because I spent my money on him and couldn't afford transportation for myself!!?? Oh please....ugh

The final straw occurred this week...

His friend called him and told him he was going to LA to meet with some people. My bf wrote a movie script and his friend wanted him to write up a synopsis and email it to him. He had NO clue how to do it at all and asked my friend and I for help. Ok, fine, i don't mind helping. However, we had to read the script to understand what was going on...

All i can say is atrocious...He can't spell simple words, nor does he know anything about basic grammar!! I was sooooo shocked!! We tried to read through the first page but couldn't because everything was sooo bad. So, we tried to fix some words here and there and instead of coming up with ideas he kept saying "Whatever you guys think, it just has to be done like tonight". LAZY!!!! He pretty much wanted us to do the work for him.

In addition, I asked him "Do you read fantasy novels or scripts so you have an idea of what the genre is like?"

His response: "Haha, no i don't..i have ADHD, i have like no attention span!"

idk why he thought that was a good excuse or amusing

then i asked...

"Did you read this aloud did you do research on you topic, did look up how to properly write a script so that it won't get rejected?"

his response:

"No, i wrote it at 3 in the morning and I just wrote what i felt like and it is formatted right!"

When i asked if he looked online for resources and examples he could look at his excuse was "There was no Google when i first wrote it and my internet is down at home"

WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!???????

I can't STAND excuses! None of the reasons he gave are good. He can go to the library and use FREE internet. Google exists now, so hop to it!!
He even told me the reason why he doesn't know basic grammar was because he didn't go to a good school.

He is about to be 27 years old. He's been out of HS for years. That is no excuse to me. He can pick up a book and read...BUT i know he won't because he blames his ADHD instead of working hard and trying to overcome it to do better!!

The worst thing of all...

He was suppose to call me back last night because I told him we couldn't do it because there were too many errors and none of the sentences made sense. However, I was going to email him what we changed but I left the disk at work on accident. He never called. At 10 last night he texted asking how the editing was going!! What?!! He thought we were going to edit the whole damn thing and do the synopsis for him!! Hell no!

I called him and told him to do it and send it to me. He called 15 min later with an attitude saying" Oh, i fixed everything and it only took me 5 sec on Word to correct things and I even fixed you guys errors. haah so yah".

I was ready to throw my phone across the car. I never sent him changes so he fixed his OWN mistakes, not ours. In addition, my friend and I are Master's students. He never finished 2 year college. I highly doubt he is smarter than us seeing as he didn't even know what a synopsis was OR that the words pal and pale, were and where and sliver and silver are not the same....dumb ass....

And then he says, I really appreciate your help, guys, I really do. Im gonna let him turn it in and when the movie people look at him like a fool, that will be on him. We tried to tell him to go back and read his script, do research, get books...but he kept making excuses.

I can't date a dumb person...so he's done.


Thank you for reading! I hope you have enjoyed the Chronicles of an Idiot.

Update: August 05, 2010.
Just to clarify, I don't think that he is dumb because he has ADHD. He uses the fact that he has this disorder as a crutch. I agree that there are treatments for it;however, he refuses to take any treatment, and he is lazy to say the least. While he asked my friend and I how the editing of HIS script was going, he was sitting in front of the television watching a film! I've known many people with this disorder and most have tried to overcome the obstacles, not simply give up. If his passion is screenwriting, he should be willing to do whatever it takes to make it. He is passing off the work to other people and hoping no one notices. He was trying to be clever, but my friend and I are more observant than that.

- Asked by sesshokun, A Sweet Sarah, Female, 22-25, Student
Dating / 4:48 PM - Tuesday August 03, 2010 Back To Top

How do I approach this situation?

So iv been set up on a date, with my bosses friend! She has been told by my boss that I think she's good looking, shes seen my pictures and said she'd like to meet me! I've added her on facebook, shes accepted friend request!

Now what? Wait until she comes online and chat to her? Or send her a private message saying 'Well, you already know I want to take you out, so when are you free?' (or something along those lines)! Or wait for her to talk to me? (I did do the friend adding, after all)!

Thanks

- Asked by Male, 22-25
Dating / 6:36 AM - Sunday August 01, 2010 Back To Top

Sooooo................. ...

Last night I had my first date with a guy I've been talking to online for the past two weeks. It was alright. After talking online the past two weeks, & how much we have in common, it felt like we had known each other already. So I think I was expecting a little more on our first meeting yesterday.

We met at a park halfway between our houses. When I first got there, I was so nervous, but then we started walking & talking & I relaxed. He had anticipated being nervous but said he wasn't after all. We were there talking for 3.5hrs. The first two hours, we were talking & things were fine. Then I found myself getting a little antsy because I was looking for more than talk.

I kept looking at his lips & thinking about kissing him. Or I thought about holding his hand while we walked, or him touching me somehow. I guess that sounds a little premature since it was our first meeting, but with all the talking we've done, I felt like we already were at that point.

Anyway, I think that because of the lack of physical contact, or anything remotely romantic, happening, I am questioning the date. He wants a second date. Does it sound like I should try for date #2?

Update: August 01, 2010.
Let me just clear this up... I wasn't referring to sex when I said I was disappointed over the lack of physical contact. I meant a kiss, holding hands, a touch of my arm or something like that. Romance, not sex.

- Asked by irishize, A Thinker, Female, 29-35
Dating / 9:32 AM - Sunday July 25, 2010 Back To Top

Can I ask you a question?

About two weeks ago I started talking to this guy on a dating site. We're just talking right now, but our conversations are amazing. Our personalities are so in tune with each other, it's like we're talking to ourselves, lol.

He's said he knows I'm a very special lady & he hopes I want to meet him & he really wants to meet me. He's shown his mom, brother & sister in law my picture & told them about me. He texts me good morning every morning. When he talks to me, it's like we're already in a relationship & I can feel that connection too. If it weren't for it being online & me wanting to take my time because of that, I'd be meeting him right now. That's how good I feel about him, & he says he gets good feelings about me as well. But I've noticed that he's still going on the dating site.

I realize we haven't been on a first date yet, but the way we connect & the way he seems to be so into me & says he doesn't want to talk to anyone else, am I right to be bothered by his visits to the dating site?

- Asked by irishize, A Thinker, Female, 29-35
Sex & Intimacy / 1:10 AM - Thursday July 22, 2010 Back To Top

Why is it so easy for some... but never works for me?

Why is it so easy for most people to find someone, yet I can barely get a date or if I do I don't get a second. The only guys I seem to get are the man whores who just was to f*ck and run! I'm not even the type of girl that I would think would attract that kind of guy, I think I'm pretty but not hott! I just don't understand why all these other people can find nice people to be with and I can't even get a second date (cause I don't put out).

I've tried it all, co-workers, friends, online, older, younger. I wasn't out looking for these guys either, just looking back I can see that I have been involved with these types of guys (when I say involved I don't mean sleep with though). Also don't tell me I am just going for one type of guy, all of these men have been very different. Some had long term relationships other did not, some were geeky while others jocks. My longest relationship was 6 months with a guy that was almost completely deaf! I don't have a type, you'd have to dig pretty deep to find a connection between them all.

I just was a friend, someone to spend time with. Someone to be there with me for the good times and the bad. I even understand it might not last forever. But I am 24 years old with one actual relationship that was only 6 months long. While I watch people my age get married and have babies and start families. I don't want that right now, but I want something that could at least lead to that possibility, but I am getting nothing! :(

- Asked by misfit2oo9, A Creative, Female, 22-25, Teaching
Sex & Intimacy / 2:52 PM - Tuesday July 20, 2010 Back To Top

Best friend is too committed to an uncommitted online girl?

I am going to summarize this as much as humanly possible. The sumer of 2007, my best friend met a girl that he fell in love with online. For that summer they talked multiple hours a day on the phone/internet. About 8 months passed and they slowly began to get less close. Not wanting to hold her back, he suggested that she date around until he could get enough money to be with her.

It has now been several years since this began. Since then she has lied to him about numerous things, only talks to him once in a blue moon, and has had a boyfriend (that she currently lives with) since February of 2009. However, she still swears that she will give up her boyfriend and everything else for my best friend. Swears she loves him. Sends him naked pictures and so on and so forth.

All his friends have tried to make him see what is going on, but he remains 'faithful' to the girl with the boyfriends because she asked. Is there a way that I can help him to see that this is a bad situation that he needs to get away from?

- Asked by A Thinker, Female, 18-21, Student
Dating / 6:52 AM - Monday July 19, 2010 Back To Top

should I keep talking to him or move along?

About two weeks ago I started speaking to this guy online. He seems really nice, we get along well (online at least) but we haven't met yet. Anyway, through chatting I found out that about two years ago he dated a girl that I sort of know. I don't actually know her in real life, she's just been someone I've chatted to on msn and facebook throughout the past five or so years. So, yeah, he dated her for a few months then caught her cheating on him. She ended up getting pregnant to the person she cheated with and they broke up. She was then with the babies father throughout her pregnancy and up until about a week ago (the baby is one years old now) Anyway, I thought I should check with this girl if it is ok to be speaking to this guy who she dated for a few months a few years back and I wrote her and asked. She said something like, hey yeah that's all good, go for it! he is a really nice guy, yeah we did date, but that was back before my baby was born, I hope it works out, let me know how things go. Anyway about three days after that she wrote me and asked how things were going with him and had we met yet. We hadn't so I wrote back and let her know that no we hadn't and that we are just chatting still. Then about two days after that I found out from the guy that she had messaged him on the weekend and asked to catch up with him. He says that he has not seen or heard from her for about 19 months since he found out she was cheating on him and that as far as he is concerned that chapter of his life is closed. So what I don't get is why would she say it's all good for me to talk to him and then ask to see him a few days later after not seeing him in ages and cheating on him in the first place? If I keep speaking to him and she starts being a pain then I dont care if I have to delete her from facebook, like I said, she's not a real life friend or anything, just some chick that somehow I started talking to online, so should I keep talking to him? or do you think something else is going on? or does it sound like just a whole load of trouble that's not worth it?

- Asked by Female, 29-35