Thanks for trying to clarify my already confusing information.
I was writing a very long answer and then I just had an epiphany of what may be going on here.
I have met new male friends since I have a BF, a good example is one guy whom I was working on a project with. We held meetings just the 2 of us and it was ok because it was all about the project and I could tell that he was not at all interested in flirting or anything more than a successful project and being just friends.
This new guy... he has another vibe. We spend more time talking than actually working, from day one. I see the difference now. That's what's been making me feel awkward.
If he is into you and you can feel it I would recommend staying away from him. Either hes going to come onto you and probably force it when you say no. That or hes going to pursue you and wait till you have an issue with your BF(Which will happen, it does in all relationships) and tell you to dump him. Kind of how guys like this work.
Have guy friends, that does not make you a cheater or a whore. Do not string along people you know are planning on jumping your bones, and can't respect the fact you are taken. Does he know you have a BF?
Yes, he knows, I've mentioned him all along, been really clear about that.
Maybe he can sense we are having problems at the time, who knows.
PS. I know in this page people normally use pretty harsh words, and I'm sure you didn't mean to offend anybody because you've been respectful, sensible and helpful. But I need to mention there was no need for you to explain what makes me or not a "whore"; "cheater" was enough. We are way too used to that chauvinist language and it's really unnecessary.
I say this in general because too many people just use that language (I used to do too) and we don't notice it's a way of judging women differently than we'd judge men.
IIN to have a crush while on a relationship?
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Thanks for trying to clarify my already confusing information.
I was writing a very long answer and then I just had an epiphany of what may be going on here.
I have met new male friends since I have a BF, a good example is one guy whom I was working on a project with. We held meetings just the 2 of us and it was ok because it was all about the project and I could tell that he was not at all interested in flirting or anything more than a successful project and being just friends.
This new guy... he has another vibe. We spend more time talking than actually working, from day one. I see the difference now. That's what's been making me feel awkward.
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If he is into you and you can feel it I would recommend staying away from him. Either hes going to come onto you and probably force it when you say no. That or hes going to pursue you and wait till you have an issue with your BF(Which will happen, it does in all relationships) and tell you to dump him. Kind of how guys like this work.
Have guy friends, that does not make you a cheater or a whore. Do not string along people you know are planning on jumping your bones, and can't respect the fact you are taken. Does he know you have a BF?
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Yes, he knows, I've mentioned him all along, been really clear about that.
Maybe he can sense we are having problems at the time, who knows.
PS. I know in this page people normally use pretty harsh words, and I'm sure you didn't mean to offend anybody because you've been respectful, sensible and helpful. But I need to mention there was no need for you to explain what makes me or not a "whore"; "cheater" was enough. We are way too used to that chauvinist language and it's really unnecessary.
I say this in general because too many people just use that language (I used to do too) and we don't notice it's a way of judging women differently than we'd judge men.