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Yeah once he determined that he didnt need a relationship with you to get what he wanted, he was set. So he isnt feelin you enough to make it serious. He sees you as a booty call and thats it. Thers nothing you can do to make him take you more seriously. Thats why you have to establish these things after a while so you know where you stand see the review

You could try to make him jealous by hangin all over guys in the bar that you two go to, and not paying any attention to him. But, heres how that scenario will mostl likely go: see the review

Him: "saw u in the bar the other night hanging all over guys..." see the review

you: "hey well im lookin for a relationship, Im not lookin to just hang anymore" see the review

Him "Ok, never mind....(click)" see the review

He asked something of you (to stay the night that particular night) and you didn't oblige him. He took it as a slight and is now pulling away. He is putting up a smoke screen by saying YOU were getting too attached because he worries that HE was getting too attached and is hoping you won't notice it. He has assumed that because you couldn't or didn't do what he asked, that you don't want him for anything serious see the review

It is like getting in a tiff with one of your employees for not following your instructions and then telling them you're tired of how bossy they are see the review

He is either trying to turn tables on you or he has completely given up to preemptively reject you because he thinks you're going to reject him even further than that one night. Too many games and insecurities going on within him IMO see the review

THAT is exactly what I was thinking. Other responses didn't make much sense see the review

I am curious, what are your go-to recipes/meals for a home cooked meal? Is the recipe simple and elegant or is it very time-consuming? Do you cook it alone and serve it to your date, or is it something you cook together? see the review

Background: I love to cook and I am dating a guy who also likes to cook (and eat, but let's be serious, how many 20-something guys don't like to eat? ). I am thinking about inviting him over for dinner and I want to cook him a really yummy meal but the problem is I have no idea what to make! I am fully capable in the kitchen and it's probably more accurate to say that I have a thousand ideas of things that I could make, but I don't want to go overboard and overwhelm him with like 20 dishes so that he goes into food coma, or spend the entire day and night in the kitchen, too stressed to enjoy the evening with him (which is the point of sharing a meal, right?) He knows that I am a little intense in the kitchen because the first time we cooked together I showed him how to make ice cream from scratch (admittedly, he made root beer from scratch so he is just as crazy lol) see the review

I am thinking fondue would be relatively simple to do together... I have a fondue pot, we both love cheese, and he mentioned that he loves cooking with beer, so a beer and cheese fondue (with homemade pretzels and assorted vegetables that I prep beforehand) could be fun. see the review

I also want to make chocolate-covered strawberries rolled in crushed nuts (almonds or pistachios) because neither of us are really big on sweets but we both love fruit, nuts, and dark chocolate. chocolate-covered strawberries are super easy and a very sexy dessert, IMO see the review

I am also thinking these things could be nice: see the review

A. I procure a nice handmade ravioli from the farmer's market and serve it with a cream sauce (I know from experience that making ravioli from scratch is too much work for one meal lol) see the review

B. A cedar plank salmon with roasted potatoes and garlicky greens of some sort (spinach or green beans, most likely) see the review

C. A whole fish baked and stuffed with herbs and lemons, served with rice/orzo and simply prepared vegetables see the review

D. A seafood risotto (so many of these ideas are fish because I am a pescatarian) see the review

E. This decadent, spicy tofu recipe that I know he'll love see the review

The problem with making an entree like one of these is that I feel compelled to also make an appetizer, and I feel like most of the appetizers I like to make would clash (like a cheese plate or cheese-stuffed mushrooms with fish) or be overly complex given the complexity of the other dishes I want to make (like spanikopita with any of the fish dishes or spring rolls with the tofu dish). Any appetizer ideas? Or do you usually not do appetizers? I like to make a Spanish-style bruschetta with eggs so maybe that would be a good one to do? see the review

Hi I'm new here and looking for some advice see the review

So I've been with my BF for a few years now and a few things have bothered me in the past that I still let get to me today. My bf is never really subtle with checking out other women in front of me. I've seen him do it many times in the past and I've told him it makes me feel a little insecure and to try to be more discreet in front of me. He also comments about other women in front of me - this doesn't happen as much, but it has happened a few times before. I feel as though I am being a bit uptight about things so I try to turn a blind eye when he does it, but still deep down it does hurt my feelings a little when it happens. Am I being too sensitive and uptight about this?? see the review