kind of not really.
I met this guy online, he was a relative of a friend of a church I attended.
We talked but only online. He was dating or seeing a couple of other girls, I was only 18.
Finally he told me that he would leave the other girl for me and that I would "win" I didn't like that he said that. I didn't want to "win" I wanted to just feel like he loved me and I was the prize too... I'm not sure how to explain it but I felt he was making him seem more valuable than me and that I had to be the one always chasing him. I don't know... I was young.
Anyway I told him no and I deleted my MySpace.
6 years later I am 24 and I am lonely. I go on MySpace and facebook a lot to look for old friends whom I can connect with. I find him and we start writing to each other a lot.
I ask him a lot of questions including how many women he has slept with since we last talked and he said something like 6, and I felt that was a lot. I had slept with zero. After that I told him that I didn't want to talk to him anymore. He said that if we stop talking then there is no second or third chances. I said, I don't give a... and that was the end of that. I did accidentally meet him in person about 2-3 x in my life but I never actually spoke to him in person, it was all... online through emails. He is married and has a pharm. tech cert and a son with his wife, they live in MN. I live in the south with my own life... so it went well. I am glad I didn't get with him because... he was a non-christian and although he was handsome, he seemed very into himself.
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Yes because I didn't realize how much I liked him and I thought he was only looking for a one-night stand. I found out later that I was wrong, but I have no way of contacting him now. I would definitely go out with him if I had a second chance. And I didn't officially reject him. I just walked out without giving him my number because he didn't ask for it
I rejected him at the beginning by breaking up with him a lot of times because I thought I wasn't good enough for him. I realized that he treated me really nicely and he always knew the right things to say.
I changed by mind and got back with him. it was a rollercoaster of a relationship but I really fell in love after that
You gotta give us a complicated scenario dude. Like this one: I accepted someone's initial offer bc I was hot for him then he didn't seem to want to follow through on a date so I was hurt and over it. Now I'm thinking about giving him another chance bc at least he said he said he was sorry.
Men on GAG need to get over this HEAVY denial a lot of y'all are into. I constantly see from the men side questions of a girl who is clearly not interested in you, yet you ignore all advice telling you that to listen to lies from people who give you a glimmer of hope you have a shot.
Some of you are so desperate you are willing to wait for a girl for months/years to come around and finally see what a "great guy" you are.
God stop being so thirsty and desperate. Most women do not change their mind about you unless you have dramatically improved on yourself or they are desperate.
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No, but this kinda happened to me on the opposite way. About two years after highs school I saw a guy that was horribly rude to me and was like "Wow, should have been nicer to you" then proceeded to want to hang out. I was like "I'm sorry, but I don't remember you, and no I'm a busy person".
Oh yeah, and I regretred it. I told him no after he asked me out and I thought it over for the next few days and realized I like him but, after I was sure he moved on and I was really upset. But I've also liked a guy but said no because the time wasn't right.
Not really no. I have had a guy like me and me rejecting him for obvious reasons, then after a few years the reasons faded away but one stayed and i couldn't overlook it.
Yes I have. At first I didn't know him very well , I was under the assumption he was a player , so rejected him , but as I got to know him more I realised he wasn't at all. He was a really nice guy
No, that's never happened. I always have my reasons for rejecting someone and I haven't ever had a thought like: "Oh well I like him now all of the suddenly."
Yeah I did. Once on a dating site - there was a guy who really liked me but I didn't realize that until I rejected him and then it was too late cause I was blocked by him.
Has not happened to me, but I have realized my feelings for a guy over time. Sometimes it does take time for someone to realize how much they feel for someone.
The only way I reject guys is if I'm absolutely sure that I wouldn't want to date them. The people I have rejected I haven't changed my mind about.
I've never regretted any of the men I've rejected. I didn't want them for a reason and I don't change my mind
Yes... i generlly reject most every guy. My current boyfriend, i rejected him but it wasn't because of him specifically. I later asked him out.
Yes, with my current boyfriend actually. He wanted to date me and I said no, but he didn't stop trying and we ended up getting together :)
For prom bc I didn't want him to be alone lol but it all worked out, and regularly no I don't regret it bc I think it through
nope. i reject someone if im 100% sure that i dont like them at all i mean its not a good feeling being rejected
kinda of but it was out of a need to feel wanted rather than attraction
nope never
i reject for a reason then I'm not going backI actually know about a girl who kind of changed her mind about me like a dozen times over 3 years, yet she didn't happen to do anything about that.
Nope, if I reject there's a reason and it's usually a good one
I've rejected girls and never changed my mind. When im over you, im over you.
yup. We've been together 4 years now
I can't do that, usually it's because they've gotten lonely, or want temporary attention.
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