Anonymous wrote:I have a different take: you said you're not that available. So he feels no pressure to spend that much time with you. That makes it easy.
Anonymous wrote:I was described that way. After time they think they can get away with things because, well “you are easy”. You won’t cause a problem or get too angry —abs if you do it will blow over.
Guys like it, and many will take advantage of your easy-going nature.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree this is probably about his ex or prior relationships generally-- you may just be a better fit.
I do think it's worth it to ask him though. I have dated guys who praised me a lot for being "chill" or easy to get along with, who then bailed at the first disagreement. Only he really knows what he means by this. Could be he likes how self-sufficient you are. Could also be that he has no conflict resolution skills and likes that there's no conflict. I'd ask.
This is what I was thinking too. He’s praising it because he likes things to be easy, which, fair enough, who doesn’t. But if you combine your life more it may not stay these easy so I wouldn’t want a relationship dynamic that was largely based on me making someone else’s life easy. I don’t know that there’s much you can do besides keep being yourself and really pay attention to how he handles situations where you aren’t “easy” or possibly ask something of him, which is part of being in a relationship that is more serious
Anonymous wrote:I said this to my then newish girlfriend (now wife). She thought, for a time, that I meant "easy to bed." What I meant was that there was less tension, drama, friction than my previous relationships. "Easy-going." And for a time that was the case (although she's anything but easygoing, as I found out, but that's a different story).
Anonymous wrote:Easy to be around, not high maintenance.
Anonymous wrote:You don’t play games.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree this is probably about his ex or prior relationships generally-- you may just be a better fit.
I do think it's worth it to ask him though. I have dated guys who praised me a lot for being "chill" or easy to get along with, who then bailed at the first disagreement. Only he really knows what he means by this. Could be he likes how self-sufficient you are. Could also be that he has no conflict resolution skills and likes that there's no conflict. I'd ask.
This is what I was thinking too. He’s praising it because he likes things to be easy, which, fair enough, who doesn’t. But if you combine your life more it may not stay these easy so I wouldn’t want a relationship dynamic that was largely based on me making someone else’s life easy. I don’t know that there’s much you can do besides keep being yourself and really pay attention to how he handles situations where you aren’t “easy” or possibly ask something of him, which is part of being in a relationship that is more serious
Anonymous wrote:I agree this is probably about his ex or prior relationships generally-- you may just be a better fit.
I do think it's worth it to ask him though. I have dated guys who praised me a lot for being "chill" or easy to get along with, who then bailed at the first disagreement. Only he really knows what he means by this. Could be he likes how self-sufficient you are. Could also be that he has no conflict resolution skills and likes that there's no conflict. I'd ask.