Search Results: does he like me polls

it seems like nowadays some guys are starting to like "thick" and curvy girls. which I know does not mean fat. I'm wondering how many guys like these thick/curvy girls with a small waist, big legs and big butt and hips, or how many guys prefer a small, fit girl. there's a poll and could U also describe your perfect female Body in the comments?

Does a curvier body look better on a shorter or taller person? When I mean curvy I mean the shape. I'm using the appropriate term

Short and curvy
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Tall and curvy
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POLL QUESTION: Who looks better in a dress?

The N word as a description of another black is common on TV, in movies, and maybe even in real life.
Is the offense confined to just on whites using N on blacks, or are you as a black also offended by it from another black?
Does the context make a difference?
Please poll.

1. Does age matter in a relationship? Why/why not?

2. Does age matter in marriage? Why/why not?

3. (If different answers) How/why does age difference differ in relationships and in marriage?

For me long distance is when you live far enough that you can't see each other every day or you can't visit them least 3-4 times a week. My bf lives an hour away (maybe longer, depending on traffic) and I only get to see him on the weekends (usually Friday's). I also cannot see him every week. I constitute that as an LDR. No, it's not a huge distance between us, but it's enough where it prohibits me to see him often. In my personal opinion, I feel it's wrong to belittle my distance compared to people who live in different states. I had a bf that lived in another state, but he was about the same distance from me as my current bf is. He might have been a little more, but I still constituted that as an LDR. It was very hard to see him even once a month.

How do you feel? How much distance does it take for you to consider a relationship as long distance?

I included a poll. Yes, it is a bit biased. I only went up to two hours as the minimum because I feel 2 hours is definitely long distance (IMO).

I am in a school club and there is this guy who is also in the club. I have seen him around but did not really think about him until this semester. The club met on the weekend and when were coming up with ideas by breaking up into small groups, I ended up in the group that he was leading. It wasn't like I chose it, we counted off and my number had to go with him in a group. Anyhow when he was talking he would look at me. I was sitting in the front desk along with a girl and a guy on my sides, but he kept looking at me. So we go through ideas and all and when we went back to the main group, we had to present. He handed me his iPad to present. Now this is where it gets interesting. I found it curious that he chose me to present, I did not have the best ideas, if anything the guy next to me should have presented. I barely understood what the rules were! Plus the guy with the ideas was closer to him than I was, so he had to deliberately come to me. I barely spoke during the whole group brainstorm until I was comfortable because of my introverted-ness. Other than to give my own idea, I did not speak much. That was the first encounter, here is the second encounter. I went to the club after school, and low and behold I saw him. There was a handful of people because we were waiting for people to arrive along with the club leader. We stood next to each for a moment, before I asked about the presentation and he explained to me. I beamed because I realized it was my idea I had presented that past weekend. He smiled down at me, a genuine smile, and I was taken aback. The way he smiled at me made me wonder. So this is where I am at. I will most likely see him tomorrow. Anyhow, what is the verdict? Flirting or being nice? And either way, should I talk to him?

Side note ~ I do not really talk to guys so that is what I am so clueless -.-'

And please answer the poll!

Me and my male best friend have known each other for the last 14 years but only been close for the last 3 years.

I'm sort of struggling with my feelings towards him as he keeps throwing mixed signals everywhere.
A few months ago we started holding hands/putting our arms around each other. He's the one who makes the move first and then he'll either say one of the two things. "We won't be able to do this when I have a girlfriend" or "I need to get used to just have one arm when I'm around you".

A month ago he was going off at how good in bed he was as I was saying "I just want it over and done with", his response would be "you wouldn't be saying that if it were me". He has personally told me he has never had sex with someone he had deep feelings for. And then as we said goodbye he said "one day I'll be married, have kids and we won't be best friends anymore, just friends".
He points out that since we have been close friends that neither of us has been in a long term relationship.

He has once carried me to hospital when I were having mild chest pains (weren't serious enough to call an ambulance, but was told I had a chest infection for those who will question why I didn't call for an ambulance)
He would sometimes brush the hair out of my eyes randomly, allows me to sit on his lap, we both listen to each others music with earphones in. if I start liking a guy, he would say he's not good enough for me.
Everyone at his work thinks we go out or at least sleep with each other.
We have never kissed, let alone had sex.

He gives me his debit card saying "go wild" when I'm in my favourite clothes shop. Letting me buy anything I want but usually he would do this to bribe me to come out with him on a special occasion (his nephew's christening or his cousins wedding and even his birthday)

From this description what does he want from me? Friendship, relationship, just sex or something else?

I have been best friends with this guy for years and a few months ago I started holding his hand and putting my arm around his back. This soon stuck and he reciprocated this saying 'I'll have to get use to using one arm when I'm around you'.
Also allowing me to sit on his lap or the same chair as him.

He earlier today noticed a girl staring at him which he said to her 'please stop staring I ain't single'.

Every time I've ever dated a guy, as soon as our relationship was heading towards something serious, it seems like he always pulled away a little bit (ex: He'll text a little bit less, he'll make less plans, etc). (even though he has already said he is looking for something serious)

He still texts me goodnight and good morning everyday though... and we still talk a little bit

What is that supposed to mean? Does he not like me anymore?

Does he only want space?

What should I do?

(sorry I can't add more options in the poll)