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we've been going out for about a month. The chemistry is great, and she even confessed her feelings to me. Then a few days ago she told me, "Let's take it slow. I'm still fresh from a breakup and I need some time to put things in perspective. I can't promise you anything. You can see other women...

this depends on culture too i guess. there is no way women in my country would ask first.

Just a lame example of such line: "It's normal for you to be nervous talking to a handsome man like me." Now, if you really are handsome, would women react to it badly such as thinking, "well, duh. hello, mr. obvious." or "yea I can see it already, no need to flaunt it. what an *******." What...

Well, that thread is a hit-or-miss I guess, especially if you only look at the first couple of pages. But browse around and you'll find some gems.

wow, lol. I guess metrosexual kind of thing isn't too popular here. but I'm sure some types of ladies dig that kind of men fashion. I agree about the bolded part but in my opinion, what you wear helps shaping who you are. Especially the confidence it brings.

This thread (and also the forum) is a GREAT source of inspiration: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=164384

Hello, This problem is maybe more appropriate to be posted on some relationship forum or something but I'm really interested in hearing the DJ's point of view. To cut the story short, I just broke up with my 2 year GF. A few months ago we got serious, ie. planning the future, marriage...

It seems that Twitter is underrated around here. I look at Twitter because I can get updates about music and films in one click.

If your GF gets mad because you don't reply to some of her updates, would you consider it silly or reasonable? And it's not big deal of updates either. Something like "want to buy new shoes" or "feeling hungry".

thanks for still remembering me, dudes. your advice in the past were really helpful.

I broke up with my GF of 13 months about 2-3 months ago. Recently, she told me that one of the reasons she doubted our relationship is that she thought she loved me too much. She said it's dangerous because it could make her possessive, obsessive, overprotective, etc. Her friends and mother also...

I'm not intending to defend myself here, but I actually have some kind of social anxiety. I'm not comfortable with meeting new people.

This started when I told her that I'm going clubbing with my friends this Friday. She said that she wants to go along. I asked her what makes her so eager since usually she's not like that. After some pause, she said that even though we're days away from our 1st anniversary, we hardly know each...

I've thought about the dinner, but the problem is she'll give me a wonderful gift. Will a dinner be enough to match that?

sorry, guys. there's apparently many threads already for this topic..

Hi Guys, Our 1st anniversary is 3 weeks from now. I somehow know that she's preparing a wonderful gift for me, just like she did for my birthday. Do you have any idea what to give her? What about not giving anything? Just take her to dinner and it's on me. Thanks

See? People say that you must keep doing what you were doing that attracted her in the first place. But in fact, many women walk away because of that.