Like for example he’s your boyfriend and you do serious things like meet parents , pics, trips together , all of that but he only is your boyfriend for sex? Or is that not possible?
I think one should figure out if they’re on the same page as the person they’re seeing first. I find a lot of young women assume they’re boyfriend and girlfriend with the guy their seeing rather than having the conversation. If there’s no conversation then there’s no title.
Secondly this vetting process should be happening within the first or second date. First dates I think are generally to see if there’s a vibe and if you can be comfortable around them and a second date I think is good for asking and finding out what the other person is looking for. A lot of guys are looking for sex and a lot of guys are looking for relationships and if you want to find out which one a guy is looking for you have to provide space for honesty.
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If he's only interested in sex, and doesn't want to do any of the other things that typically go along with a relationship, then he's not a boyfriend; he's just a fuckbuddy.
A boyfriend would still want sex, but he'd also enjoy spending time with you in other ways, and participating in other activities as a couple.
Sometimes it's both but often it's more for sex and is so hard to tell a lot of the times he will want it more then a serious relationship.
What does your heart say? Is he always pushing for sex?
A man who's only interested in sex could never be my boyfriend.
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