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Urbanyst, I notice that you post a lot of hypothetical threads about women. You have another thread active about how women seem to like sweets. I am finding threads such as these to be (mostly) a waste of time. You'd do yourself better to look at someone's ACTIONS and see for yourself about what women go for. There is no way this can be described in a single post. Basically though, women go for men who can make them FEEL a certain way, and this has little to do with looks, income, or even how "nice" he is.

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Is/was there an "honesty" issue, or is it really all about trust? Unless you're leaving something out all we know is that he has some friends who are female and you don't like that. Do you think he's behaving inappropriately with them and being dishonest with you about his relationship to these female friends?

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I realize I am in Michigan but still open to finding real love where my heart takes me. Michigan isn't a bad place to move to and live if your with your best friend and in lov.

Genotype

A wider variety of reasons? That's not true. If a woman rejects a man because he is a pushover, or he is rude, or he is earning barely anything, then we can say that the woman has found his pushover-ness, or his rudeness, or his earning barely anything unattractive. Conversely, resilience, politeness, and wealth would be attractive qualities.

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I was just thinking about this recently and thought that it would be interesting to pick others' brains to see what interesting things are said. The question is mainly for those in relationships, but others are welcome, of course.

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Originally Posted by MrJKF.

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IMO, absent a team effort (sounds like H is not on board here), things look pretty grim short-term. Hope she doesn't get pregnant..

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and didn't tell me it was even a party, but that it was a dinner and a movie with her friend. I don't know, should i go?

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People need to get a grip on things here. Because when they don't, all they are doing is creating dating anxiety for themselves. Sure, yeah, YOU liked them and hope you see them again. But don't hang your hat on them. I can't give a real time frame for what's considered ghosting, but it sure isn't not hearing from a guy or girl you went out with two, three times. If you've declared "coupledom" and the person disappears without a word, then I'd call ghost.

Sakyamuni

If you don't want to leave her, then you should hope she really isn't intending to cheat. You should still talk to her about figuring out strategies that would ensure she doesn't end up in a compromising position. Stick by her friends. Don't drink too much. Don't let other guys get too close. Things of that nature. Let her know that if you found out she was kissing somebody else behind your back, it would probably be the end of things. If you accept any less, then you're being a sucker.

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When my boyfriend and I first started going out he mentioned that he was going to be attending a dance a couple hours away (for the military) sometime this month. He said he had already promised a friend he'd take her and I didn't think much about it since I had just met him. There is another dance in November that he invited me to right away. However, since then we have become much, much more serious and suddenly the idea of him taking another girl to a dance is bothering me. I actually hadn't thought much about it until my brother and his girlfriend told me they felt he should tell the other girl that he has a girlfriend now, and take me instead. This caused me to look at the situation and I'm pretty sure it would bother me a lot for him to be with this other girl for the whole evening at a FANCY dance... a "ball" actually. Furthermore, the ball is a couple hours away as I mentioned so it just seems like a big deal for him to go away and go to a dance with another girl even though I trust him completely. It honestly isn't about trust... I just think that as his girlfriend I should be going to a ball with him if at all possible. SHould I bring it up and how?

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But I'm so willing and ready to let someone else into my life. I'm not ready to be as vulnerable as I was with the first guy but I'm ready to let him go. I even let my guy friend kiss me on the cheek and hold me like we were together.

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