When dating, have you ever felt cheated on when the dating relationship wasn't a committed one?
Like if he or she was also dating other girls or guys but you wish it was only you?
I guess it's not fair to feel cheated on in those situations but if you are really infatuated with the guy or girl, it's not hard for jealousy and envy to enter the picture in a very strong way, at least for me.
Am I the only one this has ever happened to or has ever felt this way?
Just wondering?
Have you ever dated in a non-committed relationship and wished that it wasn't?
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Anonymous
(30-35)
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No, but none of the ones I dated casually were seeing others, at least never told me if they were and I did not suspect them too either. For some I even wished they had someone else, because they had a very high sex drive which I did not want to follow when I did not have feelings for them :D.. I am not very jealous unless I would have to actually watch them go around and flirt and kiss with others. One reason why I never did the uncommitted thing with someone I also were hanging out with as friends in a group. As long as I don't have feelings, which I also don't want when it is casual, I don't care what he does when we do not see each other. As long as he is reliable so I can make plans with him and count on him not to cancel. I would not care if he cancelled to be with friends or another girl. Both is equally shit to me and not someone I will date.
When I have, I need to step it up to get into a official relationship... as dating is just that.
I've dated over 10 guys at once, even had weeks were at least one date a day or night with multiple guys, like 7 guys one each night and 3 day time dates or more.
Dating multiple isn't commitment, but once things get official, then only one person... nothing more.
Usually its others that have felt that way with me, but I can think of a couple of times I felt that way, trying to win him to commit to just me. Either I did win or I moved on, cause he just wasn't interested... OR he wanted me to have sex with him to show I was serious.
After reading some of the comments, I think they think you're talking about somesort of poly arrangement.
You're talking about how people fill their dance card with as many daters as possible. You start to feel like it's getting interesting, and you find out your not quite a weekend level qualifier just yet, because there are others ahead of you.
This is pretty much dating for some. It's definitely the extroverted version, for those who are looking to get the partner in a short time, to kiss virtually every toad on the journey.
I have not dated like that. I will resist that scene because you begin to feel like product. Being tinkered with and played. I will figure out and point blank ask if they are dating many? If so, I politely pull out. It's just not my bag.
No sweetheart you're not the only one that has happened to I myself have been in that situation a couple of times in the beginning you go for it hoping that it will turn into something more as time passes but it never does it always turns into something less especially if you voice how you feel to the other person I was dating this girl once and told her that I wanted her to be my girlfriend and she said all the guys that wants me to be their girlfriend I stopped seeing them are you sure that's what you want well I felt like she would surely choose me I felt that strong about it I told her yes that was the last time I saw her but it was for the best because a relationship that is not a relationship only ends badly very badly
Friends with benefits sounds real good in the beginning and only ends good in the movies when they realize they care about each other... Laura I've missed you I've been away for nearly a year and you're still so beautiful I'm glad you're still here
If I’m reading you correctly then I would like to call this polyamorous. It seems like a label for relationships to develop but they are not committed it has a lot of gray areas and I feel that if this type of thing makes you uncomfortable that you should never be in one of these types of things (polyamorous relationship). I find the individuals that support polyamorous relationships to be in a very bizarre mindframe. Sort of how the Hutterites find their way of life to be OK and practical and safe and normal. I’m not saying polyamorous has anything to do with Hutterites but I’m just saying that the resemblance is in the sense of where the individuals are not phased by the disfunction
Honestly all my relationships have been none committed so far except for one but throughout all of them I've never had a girl actually seeing someone else. Granted they were all very short term but still I make sure my girl is satisfied and does not need anyone else
No. I like clear lines and understanding. I’m a guy that will make my intentions clear.. if I want to date you, you will know it.. if I just want to come over hang out and eat some pussy or get a fuck. You will know that too. I’m not to fond of blurred lines
No, I never felt that way if we both agreed to dating whoever we wanted. If I really wanted to date just one particular girl and she was into open dating, I didn't do it. I only "took what I could get" a couple of times because the girl was so hot I didn't want to pass it up ! LOL
Oh yeah, been in that position before. Went on dates with a woman and found her on Bumble. We weren't exclusive, but it felt like a swift kick in the heart seeing it. Wasn't jealous, but honestly felt hurt.
I have never been in this situation. I was forced into a relationship where the girl expected XXX treatment and i just denied her sex. Barley after 4 week in the ''relationship'' she broke up with me 🤷♂️.
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Anonymous
(36-45)
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I can't say I've ever done this, but I'm more of a commitment guy anyway, so I could totally see this happening to me if I did try it.
by the way @laurieluvsit are you no longer following me? :D
If there hasn’t been a mutual agreement that the two are going to exclusively date one another to see if it leads to a relationship then I wouldn’t have high hopes.
No but, that's what dating is supposed to be. You go out with a bunch of different people and try to narrow it down to just the one you want to spend the rest of your life with, or at least the next few years.
Never did that. One girl wanted to try that but didn't let me know. She told me we needed to be secret about our relationship in public, while she flirted with other guy friends. It did not feel right
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