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I've met this guy 2 months ago at an extracurricular activity and immediately thought he was cute and I had the vibe that he liked me too, he even asked for my ig. Around 2 days after that, I couldn't stop thinking about him so I sent the scary first text and that's when we started texting constantly, he asked me "out" but didn't say it was a date explicitly, we had a lot of fun and saw each other 2 days after that, and so on. He initiates physical touch like back patting or holding my hand for a second etc, he gives me flowers, we talk about deep stuff sometimes until dawn, and overall I'm completely sure we like each back. However, even though he always has fun on our dates, I have to initiate them almost all the time. It's like he avoids telling me the exact day he will be free so I always have to suggest it. I'm feeling really uncertain about this whole situation and want to let him know how I feel because I'm a 100% sure he feels the same way but he's either scared of rejection, or scared of getting hurt in a future relationship. What do you think I should do?

If you tried the same workout routine as your partner, would you succeed or would it be too hard or otherwise impossible? Would it fail for Endurance, strength or because of other complications?

I tried my husbands' workout routine today, and I was kinda surprised about some results.

• I beat his leg workout.
• I failed his arm workout by a long-shot.
• I got closer than I thought with his torso workout but failed.
• As we sometimes go jogging together, we are on par with that, although he could go faster while I could go longer.

I do know he fails most of mine. I do 95% body-weight exercises so that gives him a disadvantage.

So I think I do beat him with endurance but other than leg-focused parts, he is at least stronger in every other aspect. So workouts don't necessarily means actually being stronger, but it's an interesting comparison I think.

As an add-on for a bit of clarification; I did a mixture of his exercises because normally he does different stuff on different days. I just tried nearly everything on one day but stopped when I couldn't do it, which gave us time to try more. I didn't do his full weekly plan in one day, but I tried most things.