
So first and most important is to work on your self esteem. Second, every man is different so there’s no one “do this and he’ll love you instantly” magic trick. 3 if there was a trick, it would be to be yourself & treat him how you would want to be treated. That’s what lead me to getting proposed to by more than one guy, as wild as that sounds! (& yes I have fixed my fear of commitment!) Do the little things you want him to do for you & he’ll subconsciously start doing them for you too.
If they asked for space or just said that they weren’t ready for anything, take them at their word. Most men are simple creatures. Contrary to the beliefs of many, they’re not all liars or evil or deceitful bastards. They’re just often unaware or confused. The dumb ones pull back when they don’t want conflict. The smart ones talk to you and may want to maintain a friendship— even go on more dates. They may just need time.
More importantly, you need to ask yourself if they’re right for you. Most college-aged men (really young people in general) are foolish. They don’t even look for things that are important for relationships in partners. They just look for superficial things. If you’re having problems now, it is likely because of the pond you’re in, not because of you.
What really sucks is a lot of dating advice catered towards women is centered around playing mind games and making the guy “chase you” which kinda sucks because I want to be myself and just have fun when im talking to a guy. But when things go wrong it kinda does cause me to worry sometimes it’s because I didn’t make him chase me or pursue me enough
I don’t do mind games really but I do treat them how they treat me if they’re treating me poorly. So if he texts back slowly, he doesn’t value my time or care to talk to me so ok same & I’m not gonna respond to him quickly either. But I’m not like “oh he took 6 hours so I’m gonna take 6 hours.” That’s more mind games to me. There’s a balance & you’ll find it, don’t worry!