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What does it mean when you look into someoneโ€™s eyes and feel something and is that even possible?

Keep looking into his eyes. I guarantee it will make your heart smile right down to your toes.

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Regrets

To quote my favorite HS teacher:
What's on..... Your mind???

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Why is he like this?

Anonymous wrote:
That's because he's a dick. He likes quiet submissive women who will let him think for them. At least that's the impression I'm getting from this very vague and detached experience you're painting for us.

Smart ***ass comments like "I'd be hanging with people I like better" or whatever, is like the total opposite of, "Hey I like you and I'd like to hang out with you more"


It seems to me he's made his feelings pretty obvious. Why are you trying to read between the lines here? I don't think there's gonna be anything to find.

I disagree with this in the strongest possible terms. He is definitely interested.

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Who is right.

soco wrote:
If necessary bring in a neutral third party.

No anonymous II. It was me.

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I suffer from noise anxiety.

For what it's worth, Apple is coming out with a new design of their best-selling ear pods. They come with replaceable tips and noise cancelling capability. Starting price $249. In stores tomorrow.

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Did he just ask me to hangout with him or did I misunderstand him?

Guys don't like if you hint at things. Be as direct as possible. Look directly in his eyes. Take a deep breath. Take a half step closer. Gently touch his arm. And then say these words: "Me, myself, wants to spend hours, days, years, with you, yourself; just the two of us, and I want that to start YESTERDAY!"

If he has any doubts after that he is either deaf or a Republican under FBI surveillance.

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Who is right.

Who moved in with whom? If she moved in with you, you get complete say in what the thermostat is set to. Change it to what you prefer. Then tell her you are willing to talk about it in a calm adult manner. If she needs extra warmth there are ways to accomplish that without inconvenience to the other. Ask if there are any other issues she has too. Being able to air disagreements is key to a beneficial living arrangement. If necessary bring in a neutral third party.

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Some of my friends I grew up with ended up being party goers on the weekends and that sort of thing.

Jetmoo wrote:
So u r trying to compare yourself to others? And u have a problem and are trying to find a excuse to deny u have a problem?

And u don't want help with the problem u just want to hear that its ok to have ur habit cos others do it too?

So as long as u r copying others and allowing others life choices to dictate your own then all is well.

Well said.

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ok guys, got some real help needed here

Again I concur with @Araz . If you have time to notice the faults of others you have time to dedicate more production into your own. If you do your job and do it extremely well you may receive some praise...

at your funeral.

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Did he just ask me to hangout with him or did I misunderstand him?

Guys don't beat around the bush. They get straight to the point. He brought up the price of game seats because he DID want to go to the game, not the opera across town. You blew it. He was handing you a "get out and enjoy life" card and you did not take it. Let him know, in private, that you won't make that mistake again and welcome the opportunity to spend some time getting to know each other.

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