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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When women actually are avoidant, how do they feel and behave?[/quote] I always find something wrong with a "candidate": too sensitive to music or not sensitive at all; too intense or not enough intensity; smokes; appears stingy; screamed when my cat jumped on his lap; didn't bring a bottle to dinner; didn't hold my hand when I felt emotional proximity; subtle signs of him seeing others. Anyway, each time with each man something seems to be wrong or stressful so I have an urge to run. I cannot even understand if it's me or them at this point. I live alone and prefer it that way. Sometimes I date but get bored with all the men very quickly and just ghost them or tell my old BF is back; or I am moving to a new city. [/quote] Is your old BF really back? I assume you aren't really moving to a new city.[/quote] Of course not. I never call back old BFs. I have several contacts in my Signal I have sexual exchanges and my toys. But my last relationship was a year ago, and I’m hopeful that I can still feel secure and committed if I meet the right person. But yes, the very fact of men dating around, describing their past dating history pushes me away. As if he has a label after he shared. Full commitment from the start and not being promiscuous and truly sincere is attractive to me. But it takes a lot of time to earn my trust. [/quote] How can someone be fully committed at the start? They don’t even know you! You sound exhausting, and I say that as a woman.[/quote] I mean committed to his words (says he’ll call and he does call on time); behaviorally attuned (if he says he’s excited he actually behaves excited). [/quote]
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