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I have been exclusive after the first date. Mind you, the lead up to that involved plenty of communication back and forth via texting and phone calls AND a marathon date that really sealed it for both of us that it was worth being exclusive from day one. Not typical, but doable. see the review

She doesn't owe this clueless moron the courtesy of as much as a text. see the review

This is the FIRST DATE see the review

I had a dude mention going down on me after the First date. I blocked him. Shows he isn't trying to get serious, also it's inappropriate considering we are just strangers. see the review

They have already been there, done that, got the t-shirt. see the review

He asked me on a date, we met up, had a great time and talked about a thousand different things. At a certain point, he brought up how he didn't want to have sex with me. He mentioned how if this was a year ago, he would have definitely tried but apparently, he was in a different place now. He made it seem like he was trying to take things slow, as opposed to not being into me at all. After that, he was super affectionate. He put his arm around my shoulder, my waist, held my hand. He was just sending all these wonderful signals and the night ended on a great note. see the review

This is the wrong candidate for a best friend, OP. see the review

You like it, though. It feels good, and you have hopes he'll come around. see the review

Stop it. see the review

Stop it. You have to accept the fact that you will probably lose a friend over it, but you will be miserable existing in this "somewhere in between" stage where he exhibits signs of romantic interest, but is always out of reach and then tells you about other women he's interested in. He's dangling the carrot. No more friendship or be friends, normal friends, with no more physical contact, touching, flirting...basically the way you behave with your other platonic friends. see the review

everything is on his terms and you are already looking for a way to make this work when he has said to you that it won't (because he's not attracted to you) TWICE! I'm sorry. It's a pretty cruel thing to say and I believe that if a guy thought there was a SHRED of a chance where he would be into you, he would not blow it by saying that. He would maybe give other excuses to put the brakes on but highly doubt he would give that one. If you think like a guy thinks, that is not something they would want to hear or say unless they absolutely meant it. So I would believe it. I would hardly want to be around someone who didn't think I was attractive, let alone try to convince them to date me. He is not your friend--he is enjoying the attention in some perverse fashion it seems. Walk away 100%. see the review