Search Results: sensitive girls

Men, that don't expect you to be their incubator. They are even childfree.
Men, that don't expect you to be their housemaid and chained to the kitchen. They even do some chores themselves.
Men, that don't feel like competing in the bar over trivial or nonsensical matters or to show off to everybody.
Men, that don't blame feminism for whatever reason.
Men, that actually care about their appearance (clothes, face, hairstyle, skin, nothing too extreme like 6 pack or a body like a hulk).
Men, that aren't sensitive of whatever others say is "emasculating" (such as being a passenger when a woman is the driver or making less money than his girlfriend/spouse).
Men, that don't want to r a p e women.
Men, that find it a good thing, that you go after your career and degrees and even drivers license.
Men, that don't like loud environments (e. g. nightclubs) and are more the relaxed type instead.

Now what if I told you, that there are men out there, that are possessing a combination of what I mentioned above?
Would you believe me?

We've only spoken through text, and neither of us knows what the other looks like, but so far, we seem to share many common tastes and similar issues. We've been open to each other about some sensitive issues in our lives.

She's single, a bit muddied over a previous relationship. Recently she said something along the lines of she'd really like to grab a coffee with someone, but no one is available.

I don't know if I'm reading too much into this, but this does sound like a veiled invite, one that I would love to accept if a tad nervous about it. On the other hand, I absolutely do not want to weird her out and damage our friendship through a wrong interpretation - it could be very possible that she just finds it comfortable to be open with me, without any deeper feelings.

I haven't got any experience with relationships, so I'd like to be safe than sorry. fwiw we're both 20+.