I'm number 9, number 1, and I'm glad you understand what I'm implying indirectly, but you're trying unreasonably to project it on us women. Taking initiative and taking responsibility are radically different things, one is taken at the beginning of dating and getting to know each other, and the other when you are in a relationship. And yes, you can't ask a woman who is confident and receiving enough attention to pay attention to a passive man. And yes, it's normal to look for an active one who either likes you very much or doesn't have much choice and has to play an active role. And the fact that you didn't qualify somewhere and you were disappointed, it seems to me, easily confuses you in the categorization of "confident" - "insecure" women. How can I look at a man who comes every other day for two months and tells me - me, if you invite me out, I will agree. Sorry but your fear of repulsion and your insecurity are enormous. Therefore, the author, if more active and confident, sends 100 invitations, writes to 100 women or goes to the park and talks to 20 women who have similar interests, such as reading a book or riding a bike, while swallowing his insecurity and fear of rejection, you can find one or two, with which even if things do not develop, you will have a nice afternoon talking to her, drinking coffee, and who knows, a second meeting even. Well, of course, there must be an approach. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. if he is more active and confident, sends 100 invitations, writes to 100 women or goes to the park and talks to 20 women who have similar interests, such as reading a book or riding a bike, while swallowing his insecurity and fear of rejection, he may to find one or two with whom, even if things do not develop, they will have a nice afternoon talking to her, drinking coffee, and who knows, a second meeting even. Well, of course, there must be an approach. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. if he is more active and confident, sends 100 invitations, writes to 100 women or goes to the park and talks to 20 women who have similar interests, such as reading a book or riding a bike, while swallowing his insecurity and fear of rejection, he may to find one or two with whom, even if things do not develop, they will have a nice afternoon talking to her, drinking coffee, and who knows, a second meeting even. Well, of course, there must be an approach. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. for example, they read a book or ride a bike, at the same time swallowing their insecurity and fear of rejection, they may find one or two with which, even if things do not develop, they will have a nice afternoon talking, drinking coffee, and who knows, a second date even. Well, of course, there must be an approach. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. for example, they read a book or ride a bike, at the same time swallowing their insecurity and fear of rejection, they may find one or two with which, even if things do not develop, they will have a nice afternoon talking, drinking coffee, and who knows, a second date even. Well, of course, there must be an approach. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started. Not responding to someone on Facebook who is unknown to you does not make you timid and insecure, but selective. You didn't quote me completely, unfortunately, I explained that a stranger happened to talk to me, he sat down next to me in the most impudent way, I didn't like it, but the story started.
1 patrice.evra answered
I like active men. I have received invitations and messages from unknown men on Facebook, I have not accepted them, regardless of whether they were beautiful or not. I do not reply to messages either. New acquaintances most often in the work environment. It happens to me that strangers talk to me, I didn't pay attention to them. It depends on the situation. It happened to me to sit most calmly, there were a lot of people around me, a nice man passed by, he was looking at me quite intently. Five minutes later I turned around and saw someone walking towards me. It never occurred to me that he would come to me. He greeted me, I explained to him that I understood the language, but it was harder for me to speak, only then did I greet him. And he sat down next to me without asking, which was not pleasant for me, but our conversation started and I didn't mind afterwards. It turned out to be the same one staring at me. A man we went to school with, we didn't even greet each other, we didn't talk to each other, we weren't in the same company, he followed me on instagram, I also liked a photo, a few months later he wrote to me on Facebook to wish me a happy Easter. I answered simply. And it's weird to me. I have lived in two European countries and in one I am impressed that men are not very active, they expect women to be more active in May. In the other, men are more active, which I like more. I would not communicate with everyone, live or on Facebook, of course, I have to like it, I prefer live contact. expect women to be more active in May. In the other, men are more active, which I like more. I would not communicate with everyone, live or on Facebook, of course, I have to like it, I prefer live contact. expect women to be more active in May. In the other, men are more active, which I like more. I would not communicate with everyone, live or on Facebook, of course, I have to like it, I prefer live contact.