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I don’t think they do. My specific “ones” were people I didn’t really like but I did it because I felt like I was supposed to. Plus we barely talked; I was an exceptionally shy child and would only giggle when anyone talked to me. I went out with 3 of them with mine or their families. I again didn’t talk to them. It didn’t last long the shortest was like 5 days and the longest was like 6 months with minimal talking. We just sent hearts to each other.
I started “dating” in 4th grade and I’ve not dated anyone since the “last” in 7th.
Is it fair to say I’ve never been in a relationship?

Do relationships work better when the man likes the woman more, or when the woman likes the man more?

From what I’ve seen, there’s usually one person who loves the other a little more, even in relationships that work well. It’s a bit of an uncomfortable topic, but which dynamic do you think actually works better (or has worked better for you)?

Some people say when the man likes the woman more, she gets treated really well but may be more prone to cheating. Others say when the woman likes the man more, the man feels appreciated and grateful, though sometimes he can grow complacent.

Curious what people think. The obvious answer would be a balance but in the case where balance is absent which way do you think tends to work better?

Even if the conversation was nice etc but he’s in a relationship and didn’t say… why not just say sorry it’s restaurant policy to not give out phone numbers or say anything? My mom didn’t put a gun to his head and force him… and I said don’t feel obligated

do men not have a backbone? Especially if you don’t like the person