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Old 12-17-2008, 09:51 PM
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someone needs to tell me how to be easy going .I have been told im to heavy on the relationship thing i want them all to myself and take care of them etc see them alot n stuff and i was told i want commitment to much , what rate or how fast should a relationship go , what are the boundaries how much do you see them and how slow do i take it without scaring someone away?this is my problem&i hate getting hurt or being cheated on.I need someone advice on realtionships im so bad at them lol

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Old 12-20-2008, 02:56 PM
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Lol.Im not so good in this type of questions.Go seek professional help
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Old 12-26-2008, 07:28 AM
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Im the same way but doesnt it seem that in the begening everything is fine they want to see you everyday and then like a month or 2 later you start to have your little fight what i try to do is just treat them the same way i did in the begeening and maybe they wont change either. or just stop being so clingy wait for them to call you dont ask them if they wanna hang out wait for them to ask you.
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Old 12-30-2008, 08:33 PM
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well it would help if i knew your age but since i dont...you just have to be natural and let things run their course. Besides focusing on the relationship, focus on other things in your life that make you happy or other things that you enjoy doing. Also, focus on the goals you are trying to accomplish, because no relationship will A. pay your bills or B. Achieve your dreams. You have to take a step back and realize what else is fun and exciting and important in your life ebside these relationships. it seems you get so caught up in them that this is all you focus on. you need to adjust your focus and focus more on you and your life.I hope this helps becuz i have previoud experience with this type of issue as well. I leanred and our relationship is so much better..going long and strong for over 2 years.
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Old 01-05-2009, 11:55 PM
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Sounds like you put all your focus on the relationship, too much focus, and therefore you must be unattentive to other areas in your life. Find a balance -- have a well-rounded life -- keep busy in other areas as well. Don't call the guy so much, only call him back. Keeping yourself busy in other areas also will keep a healthy perspective and prevent you from the line of obsessing, you know? He'll respect you more for allowing space and time to be comfortable.
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Old 01-06-2009, 02:36 PM
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It is probably not you who has the problem. Some blokes do not want committment, to be `mothered` or to see someone with the exclusion of others, including their mates. Some men do. Regardless of that, men also like to do the running, the organising and the whole `courting` thing if they are interested in you. You probably don`t allow them to do this and it makes them feel inferior which will never work. You have to get used to the idea that you are likely to get hurt and you also need to understand that constantly thinking your fella is going to cheat, will probably make it happen
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Old 01-22-2009, 01:32 AM
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There's no'easy'way of learning how to be easy-going - it will come naturally once you've learnt to trust someone.I'd advise you to limit yourself on how often you see him, do things together but also set aside time to do things individually (eg. let him go out with his friends whilst you go out with yours) and just let the relationship progress naturally. Don't rush into telling him you love him when you've only been dating for a few weeks, don't tell him he's'the one', just enjoy each other's company and try not to worry about things.I can't teach you how to relax and trust him because that's something you have to learn yourself. After a few months when (hopefully!) your boyfriend hasnt cheated on you, hasnt screwed you over, you'll realise that he truly does want to be with you and no one else and you'll find being easy-going a whole lot easier.Just try - I know it's hard - to not add any pressure on eachother to be something you're not. Let nature take it's course, so to speak. Trust him. Relax. Don't be so frantic to hold onto the relationship that you end up scaring him away good luck x
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Old 02-25-2009, 06:30 AM
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The only way you really find the answers to your questions here is to experience it for yourself and learn from your mistakes.I've lost a boyfriend by being too distant and not seeming like I was into him. I've also scared off a guy that I really liked by making it too obvious that I was into him and bugging him all the time. I took on board the reasons why these relationships went very wrong and I have learnt from experience that you do cant just go in there and expect a full on relationship you have to be patient but at the same time you have to make it known that you are into him.So basically just go on your gut instinct cos all relationships are different and take different amounts of time and I know learning from mistakes is a very painful thing to do.

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