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I don’t wear makeup and I don’t shave my underarms because I only have hair on my underarms and down there, the rest of my body is silky smooth. I know there are girls and women like me in real life and every one of them has a choice in what they want to do with their bodies. I was wearing a basic sleeveless dress and I was sitting alone at a bar and there was a young man around my age chatting me up. I was shocked because I’m sure he has noticed I don’t look good in any way especially my underarms being unshaven, my face having pimples and some acne scars on my face. I was panicking inside but pretend to show I’m not afraid of him. I answered his questions and we did have a chat. He then asked me if I’m single to which I replied. ‘I prefer to stay single because I’m a burden due to personal reasons. There are way better looking girls around here why pick me when you can pick them?’ He replied ‘You have the confidence to go out like this is the reason why, not everything is about looks you know.’ He left and I saw how he looked a little disappointed. I find being single is safer, easier and cheaper compared to getting married. Since marriage does comes with lots of stress especially when there are kids involved and honestly I couldn’t handle married life. It doesn’t matter if it’s marriage life with or without kids. I just know I couldn’t handle them. I’m a weak vulnerable person so I couldn’t afford to be in a relationship where it might be a toxic/abusive one.

Question:

I met a guy named Tohit on a train trip, and I’m trying to figure out if he likes me back. There were several moments and behaviors that made me think he might:

WhatsApp unblocking: He unblocked me after a fun and playful moment, which seemed like he wanted to stay in touch. Flustered reactions: He got wide-eyed and nervous during my chaotic jokes — for example, when I joked about “my chicks not going to school” . Attention to details: He noticed small things about me, like my Dora reference and my “twin flame” comment, which shows he pays attention. Protective behavior: He moved seats so I wouldn’t sit near a drunk man and also paid for ice cream when I was short on money — small gestures that felt thoughtful and caring. Playful teasing + vulnerability: He teases me often, but he also shared personal things, like saying he can’t cry, which seemed like he trusts me. Engagement: He joined conversations with me, laughed at my jokes, and interacted with me consistently.

Based on these signs, do you think he likes me back, or am I reading too much into it?