I'm hooked on a gentleman at 32 years old, and he's not revealing himself. We've talked a lot of things with him, only we've known each other for a few months and already we went out a lot, but he's very secretive. I was 24 and before him I had two ties one three months and a year the other, but this one is super different. Face, gaze, speech, body, manners, and everything, but everything in it cool me. She seems very youngish about her age. I just found out that he's not married and he doesn't have kids, but that's what I see weird. Why is he alone, and if I keep it just for me, that's all I ask myself. I used to be with a man seven years younger than him, now I have a slight fluctuation. I don't know where he lives. I feel like he only had casual relationships and he just relied on his charisma. Is there anything I should be afraid of? I ask for advice from experienced.
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salomemontana answered · May 27, 2020
Ask him if he lived with a woman. If not, it's already strange for his age. Maybe it didn't work out, but it might be a womanizer.
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gkgim answered · May 27, 2020
As you described, it could be the new James Bond. :))) It's probably a serious relationship, but it spins around like you for a variety of ego-brushing. There's nothing to be afraid of if you always bring condoms in your purse.
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prismo_prismo answered · May 27, 2020
Option 1-experienced puller and manipulator. Maybe he's playing some other one. Option 2-too ordinary (poor) and afraid to have no big demands. Option 3-hiding something related to your reputation. Option 4-or wants to look more interesting, which is a pretty good approach on his part.
The real me is two and four.
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laurenverycute answered · May 27, 2020
1, what is strange, many men have a kind of life with women, and Real are not. At least I know three, you'il even think of them as fathers.
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tgirlfairy answered · May 27, 2020
4 out of 1
Well, it's normal for at least one girl in their life to have tried to live together. At least one relationship should have those years that was serious and tried to live together. If a man on 32 had no serious ties, he wouldn't praise him.
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bellavontease1 answered · May 27, 2020
Well, fine, if he's not married, he's not well, like he is, too. What do you prefer? Well, you should be free together. OR NOT?! You're looking for a calf.
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madeleynlove answered · May 28, 2020
There's a date for this thing. You meet somewhere, you talk, you learn works for yourself. Maybe he's a great guy who didn't go to love, maybe he's some "fat-man", maybe a victim of domestic violence, and he's afraid of relationships... Everything can. But unfortunately, neither I nor the others are qualified to tell you what the problem is or whether there is one at all.
So, go out to dinner, if you have acquaintances, talk, see if you like each other, decide what to do.
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karla_sofia answered · May 28, 2020
5, remove the lids. This is the so-called empirical thinking, which does not accept a different situation. Wrong and sad for you.