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Maybe she is and maybe she's not. Yesterday I emailed the guy asking him to go to an event with me. I told him how I still wanted to be friends and talk.

They were honest with each other about where their heads were and what they were looking for. Good luck with her, Bri. Hell in one month the honeymoon is still on and the love is fresh. Hi Jane, I think that the response you gave to Daisy is right on point.

Here’s To The Ones Who Want To Take Things Slow - But because it's a female saying it, that makes it a positive thing?

I have been in one serious dating wants to take it slow my entire life that lasted only 1. At my age, it's been tough to break into social circles and make new legitimate friends. I've been using Match. I met a guy takf December who go great. Super wabts, super funny, super sarcastic -- in short, just my type. We've been dating regularly since then. We go out about once a week. We have a great time. We usually go out on Saturday nights and he stays over at my datinf />I'm dating wants to take it slow a point where I would like to move to the next level and date him exclusively. He's not ready for a relationship. He wants to take things slow and though he thinks I'm great and that we have the potential to turn into something more, he doesn't want to rush into anything. I should mention wahts he is divorced. He was married for 10 years and has been divorced for about 3. After his divorce he jumped into a relationship with a girl that lasted about 10 months but ultimately it didn't work out. He feels like he doesn't want to make the mistake of rushing into anything again. He tske that I'm the only person he's been seeing regularly, but that he has been on dates with other women. He also says that I am the only person that he is sleeping with. I'm not sure what to do. He seems very sincere. Do I wait it out for a bit and hope that he comes around? I feel strongly that he has a lot of the qualities that I am i for and he makes me feel really great when I am with him. Should I invest some more time in this and just see where it goes? Or am I just being naive? I haven't felt this strongly about someone in a long time. What bothers me s,ow the whole thing is that you only see each other once a week. I know that New York City is annoying to get around, but you have to see more of him. In order for you to make a real decision about him note that I'm making your decision the priorityyou need more than texts during the week. Camp-like sleepovers on the weekends are not enough. Saturday nights aren't reality. He should want to figure out whether he wants more from you -- and that takes more time than he's giving. Should she even want more time with him? Do you feel comfortable with his reasoning? After his failed relationships, is it good that he's want it slow?.