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At 26, I've just started dating again, having gotten out of a five year relationship about a year ago. Anyway, is it normal to have a date with a girl one day, and then not have another date with her for a week? It just seems like it'll take forever to get to know someone if you only see each other once per week, ya know?

At 26, I've just started dating again, having gotten out of a five year relationship about a year ago. Anyway, is it normal to have a date with a girl one day, and then not have another date with her for a week? It just seems like it'll take forever to get to know someone if you only see each other once per week, ya know?

At 26, I've just started dating again, having gotten out of a five year relationship about a year ago. Anyway, is it normal to have a date with a girl one day, and then not have another date with her for a week? It just seems like it'll take forever to get to know someone if you only see each other once per week, ya know?

At 26, I've just started dating again, having gotten out of a five year relationship about a year ago. Anyway, is it normal to have a date with a girl one day, and then not have another date with her for a week? It just seems like it'll take forever to get to know someone if you only see each other once per week, ya know?

Went out on a date with a girl (I'm 26, she's 28) last night. I'm a little rusty when it comes to knowing what to do *after* a first date. The night went really well, we had dinner and she invited me back to her place...she laughed a lot, and also would smile and say, "That's really funny, you're really funny." I didn't kiss her, as I don't want to rush things. I texted her today saying thanks again for a great time last night. She replied that she had fun, too. I know that she has two tests (thurs and fri) and her sister's wedding on Saturday. She made it clear this week is not a good one for going out again.

My question is, what's my next step? Do I text her/call her/leave her be? When should I do these things?

Went out on a date with a girl (I'm 26, she's 28) last night. I'm a little rusty when it comes to knowing what to do *after* a first date. The night went really well, we had dinner and she invited me back to her place...she laughed a lot, and also would smile and say, "That's really funny, you're really funny." I didn't kiss her, as I don't want to rush things. I texted her today saying thanks again for a great time last night. She replied that she had fun, too. I know that she has two tests (thurs and fri) and her sister's wedding on Saturday. She made it clear this week is not a good one for going out again.

My question is, what's my next step? Do I text her/call her/leave her be? When should I do these things?

Went out on a date with a girl (I'm 26, she's 28) last night. I'm a little rusty when it comes to knowing what to do *after* a first date. The night went really well, we had dinner and she invited me back to her place...she laughed a lot, and also would smile and say, "That's really funny, you're really funny." I didn't kiss her, as I don't want to rush things. I texted her today saying thanks again for a great time last night. She replied that she had fun, too. I know that she has two tests (thurs and fri) and her sister's wedding on Saturday. She made it clear this week is not a good one for going out again.

My question is, what's my next step? Do I text her/call her/leave her be? When should I do these things?

Went out on a date with a girl (I'm 26, she's 28) last night. I'm a little rusty when it comes to knowing what to do *after* a first date. The night went really well, we had dinner and she invited me back to her place...she laughed a lot, and also would smile and say, "That's really funny, you're really funny." I didn't kiss her, as I don't want to rush things. I texted her today saying thanks again for a great time last night. She replied that she had fun, too. I know that she has two tests (thurs and fri) and her sister's wedding on Saturday. She made it clear this week is not a good one for going out again.

My question is, what's my next step? Do I text her/call her/leave her be? When should I do these things?

So, I just got out of a relationship three months ago...it lasted for about a year and a half. It was with someone who was addicted to pills and smoked weed and treated me well at first, but then started treating me really badly by the end of our relationship. Anyway, I just started trying to meet new people and maybe have a date here or there a month or so ago. I met this person who I really liked and it shocked me that I would have such great chemistry and feel so comfortable with this person so soon. We have potential. The problem is, I'm really not ready for anything serious, even though I feel like we would be good together.

In the meantime, I met someone else who I like a little bit, and our chemistry is not as intense. We comment on each other's Facebook a lot and text and things like that, but nothing too serious. I don't want to lead either of these people on, I'm really not ready for a relationship at this point, and probably won't be any time soon. I know that they both really like me. I'm not sure if I should still hang out with the one that I felt a ton of chemistry with, because I'm just not ready...but i don't want to lose this person, either. What should I do?

So, I just got out of a relationship three months ago...it lasted for about a year and a half. It was with someone who was addicted to pills and smoked weed and treated me well at first, but then started treating me really badly by the end of our relationship. Anyway, I just started trying to meet new people and maybe have a date here or there a month or so ago. I met this person who I really liked and it shocked me that I would have such great chemistry and feel so comfortable with this person so soon. We have potential. The problem is, I'm really not ready for anything serious, even though I feel like we would be good together.

In the meantime, I met someone else who I like a little bit, and our chemistry is not as intense. We comment on each other's Facebook a lot and text and things like that, but nothing too serious. I don't want to lead either of these people on, I'm really not ready for a relationship at this point, and probably won't be any time soon. I know that they both really like me. I'm not sure if I should still hang out with the one that I felt a ton of chemistry with, because I'm just not ready...but i don't want to lose this person, either. What should I do?

I have been talking to this girl for about a month now and we have really intense, great chemistry. She said she feels really comfortable around me. We see each other about once a week. Last week, she told me was afraid that she would hurt me. She also said that if things are meant to happen it will, and that we shouldn't force it. She's not really ready to date yet, just got out of a year-long relationship three months ago. She "doesn't want to date anyone right now. I'm not ready, and I can't handle it. Maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, I don't know, but I want to be your friend, if that works for you," she said.

What's going on here, and more importantly, what should I do?

I have been talking to this girl for about a month now and we have really intense, great chemistry. She said she feels really comfortable around me. We see each other about once a week. Last week, she told me was afraid that she would hurt me. She also said that if things are meant to happen it will, and that we shouldn't force it. She's not really ready to date yet, just got out of a year-long relationship three months ago. She "doesn't want to date anyone right now. I'm not ready, and I can't handle it. Maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, I don't know, but I want to be your friend, if that works for you," she said.

What's going on here, and more importantly, what should I do?

I have been talking to this girl for about a month now and we have really intense, great chemistry. She said she feels really comfortable around me. We see each other about once a week. Last week, she told me was afraid that she would hurt me. She also said that if things are meant to happen it will, and that we shouldn't force it. She's not really ready to date yet, just got out of a year-long relationship three months ago. She "doesn't want to date anyone right now. I'm not ready, and I can't handle it. Maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, I don't know, but I want to be your friend, if that works for you," she said.

What's going on here, and more importantly, what should I do?

I have been talking to this girl for about a month now and we have really intense, great chemistry. She said she feels really comfortable around me.

We see each other about once a week. Last week, she told me that she didn't want to date me right now, because she would hurt me. She also said that if it is meant to happen it will, and that we shouldn't force it. She's not really ready to date yet, just got out of a year-long relationship three months ago. She "doesn't want to date anyone right now. I'm not ready, and I can't handle it. Maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, I don't know, but I want to be your friend, if that works for you," she said.

What's going on here, and more importantly, what should I do?

I have been talking to this girl for about a month

now and we have really intense, great chemistry. She said she feels really comfortable around me.

We see each other about once a week. Last week, she told me that she didn't want to date

me yet, because she would hurt me. She also said that if it is meant to happen it will, and that we shouldn't force it. She's not really ready to date yet, just got out of a year-long relationship three months ago. She "doesn't want to date anyone right now. I'm not ready, and I can't handle it. Maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, I don't know, but I want to be your friend, if that works for you," she said.

What's going on here, and more importantly, what should I do?

- Went out with this girl for almost a month.

- She said she's never had chemistry right away like this before, I said the same

- Slept together on the second date, I'd never done that before, in other words, it moved fast physically

- We connected emotionally, we talked on the phone for 3 hours once, and we both hate being on the

phone.

- Went on three dates, and both of us were already hinting about a relationship

- She just got out of a one-year relationship 3 months ago

- She cried and told me a few days ago that she likes me so much, and she wants a relationship with me, but she's just not ready right now. She said maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, she didn't know, "but i just want you as my friend if that works for you"

- She said she was "still going to hang out" with me

I am willing to be her friend, but as of right now, I want more with her, and am concerned about not being able to get out of the friend zone when the time comes and she is ready to date again. How do I handle this situation?

- Went out with this girl for almost a month.

- She said she's never had chemistry right away like this before, I said the same

- Slept together on the second date, I'd never done that before, in other words, it moved fast physically

- We connected emotionally, we talked on the phone for 3 hours once, and we both hate being on the

phone.

- Went on three dates, and both of us were already hinting about a relationship

- She just got out of a one-year relationship 3 months ago

- She cried and told me a few days ago that she likes me so much, and she wants a relationship with me, but she's just not ready right now. She said maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, she didn't know, "but i just want you as my friend if that works for you"

- She said she was "still going to hang out" with me

I am willing to be her friend, but as of right now, I want more with her, and am concerned about not being able to get out of the friend zone when the time comes and she is ready to date again. How do I handle this situation?

- Went out with this girl for almost a month.

- She said she's never had chemistry right away like this before, I said the same

- Slept together on the second date, I'd never done that before, in other words, it moved fast physically

- We connected emotionally, we talked on the phone for 3 hours once, and we both hate being on the

phone.

- Went on three dates, and both of us were already hinting about a relationship

- She just got out of a one-year relationship 3 months ago

- She cried and told me a few days ago that she likes me so much, and she wants a relationship with me, but she's just not ready right now. She said maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, she didn't know, "but i just want you as my friend if that works for you"

- She said she was "still going to hang out" with me

I am willing to be her friend, but as of right now, I want more with her, and am concerned about not being able to get out of the friend zone when the time comes and she is ready to date again. How do I handle this situation?

- Went out with this girl for almost a month.

- She said she's never had chemistry right away like this before, I said the same

- Slept together on the second date, I'd never done that before, in other words, it moved fast physically

- We connected emotionally, we talked on the phone for 3 hours once, and we both hate being on the

phone.

- Went on three dates, and both of us were already hinting about a relationship

- She just got out of a one-year relationship 3 months ago

- She cried and told me a few days ago that she likes me so much, and she wants a relationship with me, but she's just not ready right now. She said maybe one day we will be ready, maybe we won't, she didn't know, "but i just want you as my friend if that works for you"

- She said she was "still going to hang out" with me

I am willing to be her friend, but as of right now, I want more with her, and am concerned about not being able to get out of the friend zone when the time comes and she is ready to date again. How do I handle this situation?