CAN she? Sure... Should she? No. Would she? Maybe... depends on the circumstances. Most likely reason would be she's afraid to get too close to him and doesn't want to take a chance on getting hurt down the road if things don't work out. Sometimes a person will keep another at arm's length from the beginning so that they can do the rejecting before the other person has the chance... So that relationship is kinda doomed from the get go -- That person who refuses to love/trust will never get close. Fear controls that person. But anyone who really LOVES another... will not reject them. Think of how the rejected person would feel? They won't understand - they will be hurt - and communication will likely break down leading to a breakup. If you feel like you want to keep that person you love at a distance - you need to figure out why.
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Yes - I've done this. By accident to be honest - I mis interpreted what he was saying and I totally blew it. I don't think he ever really recovered but I did love him and technically I did reject him
I would really like to know if a guy can reject a girl they really like or love... when they know the girl likes them back...
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well I'm of the opinion that a women who likes a guy doesn't leave him.. unless the guy says/does somthing to make her leave.. that said there are women out there who have been hurt a lot in the past by guys who don't have the right to call themselves men..
what this can do is creat a condition I called "miss elusive".. that this basical means is this girl will come onto you for about 1 - 2 months before getting scared and doing a disapearing act.. then about 1 month later she will contact you out the blue wanting to see you again before repeating the cycle.. in a word these women are crazy and frankly need professional help before they go around anoying good men who...
the fact is s stable women doesn't leave a gentlemen she has interest in..
just my view
-Chris
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Yes. I did with the ex-beau I truly loved and wanted to be with and yet I sensed something off with him. In the end, as much as it broke both of our hearts for me to completely burn that bridge, instead, as so many make the mistake of doing, I looked forward and let God lead me to move on and heal and never look or went back. After being single for a time, I met with another man who I had actually met before the ex-beau, and whom was no less in good behavior as my ex - and I dare say even better. Sometimes, the grass is truly greener, but in this case, I'm glad I didn't marry the ex-beau - then I'd be enslaved to him and wait till I was free to be with a wiser man like my husband. (For those who would accuse me - no, my husband is not rich, he is not poor. He is a hard-working man of God and humble, caring, giving, compassionate, and forgiving and fortunately, my husband and I started off as friends who believed in focusing on God and obeying Him over being sexual. I would even go as far as to admit, I didn't even fall in love with my husband at first and I made it clear that I was not interested in him. Yet with his gentleness and honesty and quiet humility, as opposed to the confidence of my ex, it finally won me over.)
Depends on what context. We don't just get up and leave just like that.
Yes. Numerous reasons (:
afraid of commitment and rejection
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