What's up with his behavior?

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Just a girl looking for some straight-forward advice, thought you guys could tell like it is in the Don Juan forums.


I dated a guy for a bit and one night when we went out, I acted like a nut and got upset over some trivial issues. (We had only been dating about a month and a half and started complaining that he wasn't making enough time for me, etc and that it wasn't working out). He thought I was nuts for complaining and wanting to end it after several dates but that was how I was feeling at the time- I've just been used to guys who move things rather quickly I guess and want a committment right away).

Anyways, during the next two weeks, I realize that I completely over-reacted and didn't want to stop seeing him. I attempted twice to call him to ask him out but he did not return my calls. I also saw him out the second week and tried to approach him in person but he looked annoyed so I told him this was the last time i would try that I was sorry for over-reacting when we went out, then I left.

The third week, I see him at an outdoor event we both end up going to (a band that he knows I know is playing) and I try to avoid him and not make any eye contact to show I got the point. (I'm also with a bunch of my male firends having a good time). I decide to go inside the bar to get a drink (where it is empty) and I look up and some of his friends walk in and stand against the wall staring at me. (They didn't order a drink or use the bathroom so I found it a little strange). I ignore them and go back outside.

A minute later, they come back outside and I notice they go up to him and they all start to chuckle. When I glance at the guy, he then goes over and puts his arms around this girl in an intimate way (who is really unattractive) and she starts giggling and turns around to see if I am watching them. She caught me looking (which Im sure she told him) but i was honestly thinking why would he be with someone like that? I did feel hurt though and after the band finished their songs, I quickly left with my friends.

Was just curious why someone would be so cruel after I later tried to be mature about the situation? I just hope it didn't come across that he thought I was going to "bother" him again as I made it clear I was not going to try anymore? Thanks for you input guys.
 

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You treated him like a toy that you could use, throw in the toy box, and comeback and play with again. You acted silly by wanted to end things, but you changed your mind (like the choice is only yours) and you expected him to be there like an old toy that you haven't played with in a while. Let it go...

I know it is mean, but I would have done the same thing to you, but I would have been kissing a more attractive girl than you... I hope that's not too mean.
 

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I did apologize??

Can't a person make a mistake? We're all human right? (Especially after apologizing and recognizing the error?). Women somtimes get a little nutty with their hormones... Can't help it. :nervous:
 
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GET OUT!!! This is a MAN'S FORUM!!!

LoL jk...

Stop placing too much importance on just one person--he see's that you probably still want him and he's toying with you with other girls--Date someone else...maybe make sure he knows about it. If you're fairly good looking and not too emotionally screwed up you can still probably have sex with him.
 

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Maybe your first gut feeling was right Stacy, this guy may not be for you. Afterall, would you want to date a guy who tries to belittle you by being a moron and getting intimate with another girl in front of you? A guy worth his salt would not do this. He would be respectful of your feelings as you're respecting his. You apologiized and we all make mistakes.

Ignore this guy and watch him call you. Tread carefully though, you may not want this dude.
 

Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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I'll just throw in my own 2 cents real quick...

When a female asks for advice I like to respond by putting myself in the shoes of the guy in question... and in this scenerio, if you and I had been dating for only a month & a half and you started saying to me (over something trivial as you stated in your post) "you don't make enough time for me," "this isn't working out," I'd basically write you off immediately as some over-clingy chick with a poor grip on how relationships--especially in their early stages--should work.

If this guy is worth anything, which I'm assuming he may be since he's made enough of an impact on you to get you posting a question about him here, I'm sure he's already moving on to other women that aren't going to take things so seriously/overboard in the beginning of relationships.
 

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BlahBlah said:
I'll just throw in my own 2 cents real quick...

When a female asks for advice I like to respond by putting myself in the shoes of the guy in question... and in this scenerio, if you and I had been dating for only a month & a half and you started saying to me (over something trivial as you stated in your post) "you don't make enough time for me," "this isn't working out," I'd basically write you off immediately as some over-clingy chick with a poor grip on how relationships--especially in their early stages--should work.

If this guy is worth anything, which I'm assuming he may be since he's made enough of an impact on you to get you posting a question about him here, I'm sure he's already moving on to other women that aren't going to take things so seriously/overboard in the beginning of relationships.
I totally agree. Women act as if a "Im sorry" abstains them from responsibility (do I sound bitter:kick:.) He moved on; you should to.

I wish you the best.
 
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Your Answer Right Here

stacy2211 said:
I've just been used to guys who move things rather quickly I guess and want a committment right away)..
Guess, what, you finally found a guy, that in turn, like you previously, is just not into you!... DUH.. Doesnt matter what you would have said, or how you would have acted, i.e. you might have only dilayed the inevitable.. HIS NOT INTO YOU!!!!

Get over it.. Now you know how the other guys who wanted to commit to you and you didnt, felt when you werent into them ;)
 

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I AM PISSED>.. why are we giving this girl advice,,,... W should find the other kid and tell him (advice him) how to pimp this wh.ore oops, I mean girl, out, and use her for financial gain :)
I see nothing wrong with helping out a girl on this forum, especially when the question is honest and the advice, especially of Self-Mastery, Blah Blah and tmpgstx is spot on.

It's guys like you who cause problems. I have no gripes against women posting here, because the reality is... the ones who DO end up here, come for reasons that only this forum can help... if she wanted chick advice, she'd have asked her friends.

Stop being a chick-hater
 

It doesn't matter how good-looking you are, how romantic you are, how funny you are... or anything else. If she doesn't have something INVESTED in you and the relationship, preferably quite a LOT invested, she'll dump you, without even the slightest hesitation, as soon as someone a little more "interesting" comes along.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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The Bad Ass Canadian said:
I see nothing wrong with helping out a girl on this forum, especially when the question is honest and the advice, especially of Self-Mastery, Blah Blah and tmpgstx is spot on.

It's guys like you who cause problems. I have no gripes against women posting here, because the reality is... the ones who DO end up here, come for reasons that only this forum can help... if she wanted chick advice, she'd have asked her friends.

Stop being a chick-hater
Spot on :up:
 
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Stop being a chick-hater
I see your point....

But fact is,, they care, when you don't .... Notice how she always runs away from the guys that WANT her (i.e. "they always want to commit") and then a guy came along that DOESNT WANT her, and all of a sudden,

SHE CAN'T STOP THINKING ABOUT HIM.... and she is all over the forum jocking his nuts... ;)
 

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Look, if you want to get back with him and apologize for being stupid, don't sit around thinking about it - go do it. Then you'll know what he is thinking and where you stand.
 

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If you are a hot babe then forget about him and move on to some other better guy, that will remove his power, plus just like there are so many hot babes available for us guys, there are even more good looking guys available to you if you are a hot babe yourself, as 70% of all guys only really desire the most attractive 30% of the girls, so if you play your cards right you don't really need that guy, as there are so many good looking guys out there that desperately desire to be with you and the best news is that most of them in their desperation will let you use and abuse them as the toy-boys that you desire. :yes: :crackup: :yes:
 

You essentially upped your VALUE in her eyes by showing her that, if she wants you, she has to at times do things that you like to do. You are SOMETHING after all. You are NOT FREE. If she wants to hang with you, it's going to cost her something — time, effort, money.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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Are U Guys Fvckin Kidding Me??????

Here We Are, On Sosuave, The Girl Is Obviously Dating A A Suave Guy Whos Not An Afc, And You Are All Giving Her Advice On How To Play Mind Games With A Don Juan????

This Is The Same Girl That Hurt U And Dumped U When U Called Her Too Much And Told Her U Love Her And Miss Her, And Now Shes Got A Guy Whos Got Her Eating Outta Her Fvkcin Hands And U Guys R Trying To Screw Him Over And Ruin His Game?????

Hey Girl, Go Get Advice From Cosmo, Its The Prefered Outlet Of Advice For Girls
 

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let THIS be an example of how to act around a girl - keep her confused, keep her off her feet, keep her unsure, and cuz of that, ULL KEEP HER
 

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I decide to go inside the bar to get a drink (where it is empty) and I look up and some of his friends walk in and stand against the wall staring at me. (They didn't order a drink or use the bathroom so I found it a little strange).

A minute later, they come back outside and I notice they go up to him and they all start to chuckle. When I glance at the guy, he then goes over and puts his arms around this girl in an intimate way (who is really unattractive) and she starts giggling and turns around to see if I am watching them.

Was just curious why someone would be so cruel after I later tried to be mature about the situation?
Gotta love how women interpret people's actions :)

What makes you think that this was all a plot to make you feel like 5hit? Do you seriously think that him and his friends went there to make you feel like garbage? Do you really think that he put his arms around a girl just to piss you off?

Or, could he have been there for a good time with his friends and his new girlfriend?

There is a good possibility that you were mis-reading him and his friends actions. Don't worry about it. He's moving on with his life, you should be doing the same. Ten years from now, none of this will matter.
 

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skip2mylou781 said:
Are U Guys Fvckin Kidding Me??????

Here We Are, On Sosuave, The Girl Is Obviously Dating A A Suave Guy Whos Not An Afc, And You Are All Giving Her Advice On How To Play Mind Games With A Don Juan????

This Is The Same Girl That Hurt U And Dumped U When U Called Her Too Much And Told Her U Love Her And Miss Her, And Now Shes Got A Guy Whos Got Her Eating Outta Her Fvkcin Hands And U Guys R Trying To Screw Him Over And Ruin His Game?????

Hey Girl, Go Get Advice From Cosmo, Its The Prefered Outlet Of Advice For Girls
When you decide to transcend the "boys against girls" attitude, you'll start giving solid advice to everyone, girls included.

I believe the general consensus was for her to move on and not be bothered with this guy. He obviously doesn't need our help, because he's doing exactly what he should and that is move on.

The guys on here pretty much told her to do the same.

You're another one of those guys on here who feel it's some sort of war against women.... and that is B.S.
 

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The Bad Ass Canadian said:
When you decide to transcend the "boys against girls" attitude, you'll start giving solid advice to everyone, girls included.

I believe the general consensus was for her to move on and not be bothered with this guy. He obviously doesn't need our help, because he's doing exactly what he should and that is move on.

The guys on here pretty much told her to do the same.

You're another one of those guys on here who feel it's some sort of war against women.... and that is B.S.
I agree. I've suspected for some time that Skip2myLou is a troll anyway.
 

Do not be too easy. If you are too easy to get, she will not want you. If you are too easy to keep, she will lose interest in you. If you are too easy to control, she will not respect you.

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