Have you ever thought that he is not into you
Have you ever thought that your partner don't answer your telephone, your text, your message and don't even make contact with you Proactively just because he's shy, or he works too much, or he wants to take things slowly. Or maybe, just maybe, he's not that into you. Absoluetly certain, these words sound unpleasant, I know you hate this phrase. I hate it more. Mostly, because it's true-- even when we are living in complete refusal about it.
Here are 6 symptoms he is not into you
He still hasn't asked you out.
If you're looking for gentle flirtation or a virtual relationship, texting is fine-but if you want something more, then he has to make a act in real life. If you're at a point where you don't want to wait anymore, stop waiting. You shouldn't have to pressure someone to ask you out.
He talks about his ex frequently.
In the starting of a romantic relationship, each party should preferably have a clear slate and act on their best behavior, rather than showcasing their baggage like a badge of honor.
It's great to bring up the ex once in a while under very natural contexts, e. g., "My ex has the kids this week. " But talking frequently about prior relationships is tacky and might also imply that there are still some unresolved problems lingering in his head.
Living in the previous is extremely harmful. If he can't end talking about how good the old flame was or how he loved the things they did, chances are he still wishes he was in that moment. Do yourself (and him) a favor by letting him go to pursue her or to really prepare himself to be in a new relationship. Flag on the play!
Don't introduced to his friends
No, it's not that he wants to retain you all to himself. Be honest with yourself. When he likes you, he's going to want to show you off and see what his friends think about you. By introducing you to his friends, who are presumably a big part of his life, it shows that he wants to include you in all part of his life.
If He's Aggressive
Is he pushing for sex on the second date? He wants to get into a relationship instantly. Neglecting to commit to you is not a good thing, but neither is moving into a relationship at lightning speed. If your man tells you he loves you or wants to commit to you during or shortly after the first date, something is up. (Unless of course, you do too, and it's love at first sight for both of you. )#)
He's not prepared for a relationship.
These men will toned out tell you that they don't want to commit to you, but below you are, buy fashion clothing to attractive him, cooking them cookies, enjoying naked sleepovers and gushing to all your female friends about what a capture he is. Because, once he sees how great you are. The fact is-- he doesn't want a relationship (it's the same as not getting ready for one), even with someone as delightful and wonderful as you. And you shouldn't spend your time looking to convince him otherwise, because his mind is previously set.
Maybe those words are harsh, but if he really not that into you, just leave. I believe that everybody worth of happiness relationship.