kkitty4u: it is past your bedtime your kitty was the reason?
he was meowing and meowing ... so i got up to see why, thought maybe he was doing the dog thing and warning me of some occurring or imminent problem ... like lassie does..
BnaturAl: he was meowing and meowing ... so i got up to see why, thought maybe he was doing the dog thing and warning me of some occurring or imminent problem ... like lassie does..
BnaturAl: some people dont want to appear to pushy or nosey right off the bat, but I'd say after a while if nothing comes along, there's either a self absorbed person on the other end or someone who likes to just enjoy themselves online ... I'd give it more time, see which way the wind blows, could just be a non pushy person.
lanabyte: Last week someone (on another site) emailed me and we sent a couple emails back and forth. Not once did he ever ask anything about me, even when I said "feel free to ask me anything." So I figure he's not interested and just being polite so I didn't respond to the last email. A few days later, he emails again asking if I'm okay since he hadn't heard back from me and gave me his offsite email. So I figure ok, and send a note to his offsite email. We've chatted back and forth all weekend, but guess what? He *still* hasn't asked me a single question!
And no I didn't put my lifestory in my profile or any of my emails, so there should be plenty of questions someone would ask if they wanted to get to know me.
My first thought was that he just wants a hookup, but after our emails this weekend, I really don't think so. He seems very polite, funny, down-to-earth, and hasn't mentioned meeting once. I'm baffled. What gives?! Do guys not normally ask women questions when they're getting to know them? Or do I just have another weirdo?
Maybe I'm old fashioned, I don't discuss meeting after the first week of emails. Personally, I ask questions but there are some who want to chat without "putting out" conversationally, so to speak.
Maybe he's just not in any big hurry. There's plenty one can find out simply by reading between the lines. What are you expecting him to ask about anyway? Are you still a virgin, and stuff like that?
Personally, I'd rather just have the conversation flow and weave itself naturally ~ I tend to get "stuck" when people ask me questions as I'm usually a listener. Sometimes the questions can be too intrusive especially when I don't know someone. I think that with some people it takes time to build trust, and truly if you're enjoying the conversations then what's the rush?
As well, if you analyze your conversations - perhaps you've said things about yourself and life that is giving him information ..... we all have a tendency to weave our stories into our conversations.
langleygirl: Personally, I'd rather just have the conversation flow and weave itself naturally ~ I tend to get "stuck" when people ask me questions as I'm usually a listener. Sometimes the questions can be too intrusive especially when I don't know someone. I think that with some people it takes time to build trust, and truly if you're enjoying the conversations then what's the rush?
As well, if you analyze your conversations - perhaps you've said things about yourself and life that is giving him information ..... we all have a tendency to weave our stories into our conversations.
Yes, we do, and there's a lot to be learned from simply listening.
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he was meowing and meowing ... so i got up to see why, thought maybe he was doing the dog thing and warning me of some occurring or imminent problem ... like lassie does..
but nooooo, nothing wrong ....