Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not attracted, doesn't want a second date, but doesn't think you're a horrible person.
Yes this.
It’s not a code.
It’s just a polite way to say he wishes you well but you aren’t a match for him.
for more insight, I recommend (non-ironically) reading the book “He’s Just Not That Into You”
It’s a little dated by now but might be helpful anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Went on a date recently with a guy and he texted me afterwards and said he had a good time, but didn’t feel a deep connection between us. What does that even mean? This is the second time this has happened to me, so wondering if it’s something I did. What do guys mean by this?
it means not interested. the same thing it means when women say it to men. wtf
Anonymous wrote:Not attracted, doesn't want a second date, but doesn't think you're a horrible person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It means exactly that.
It could be physical, you’re just not his type. But not necessarily. Sometimes it’s vibes.
Haven’t you ever felt that way about a man? I have. I’ve been on both sides of the no-connection thing. Think about the last time you went on a first or second date and, while there’s nothing WRONG with the guy, you’re just not all that excited about him? When a third date would sound like a meeting or an appointment, rather than a date.
That’s how the guy feels.
No, I always understand why I feel that way. It's not vague.
Well yeah, I’m sure he knows why as well, but is kind enough to keep things vague.
Anonymous wrote:It means he would prefer not to wear a condom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It means exactly that.
It could be physical, you’re just not his type. But not necessarily. Sometimes it’s vibes.
Haven’t you ever felt that way about a man? I have. I’ve been on both sides of the no-connection thing. Think about the last time you went on a first or second date and, while there’s nothing WRONG with the guy, you’re just not all that excited about him? When a third date would sound like a meeting or an appointment, rather than a date.
That’s how the guy feels.
No, I always understand why I feel that way. It's not vague.