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Coach

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As some of you know, I have been seeing this guy for about 2 weeks.  We haven't had a talk about being exclusive or anything, but I can tell he is really, really into me.  We are spending tomorrow together.  However, I am not completely sold on him and I met someone last night that I am interested in hanging out with.  Can I just go out with this new guy, too?  I'm not completely sure that the original guy doesn't consider us exclusive.  Does this warrant any kind of talk with guy #1?  Generally, I usually feel that unless you've had the exclusivity conversation, that you are a free agent, but I have really spent a lot of time with this guy the past couple weeks and don't know if that always holds true.

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you're a free agent. and if you want to keep him around to figure out if you're sold on him or not, I wouldn't go out of my way to share it with him. if by some strange chance you run into him during your date with the other guy, just introduce them as you would any other friends - because that's really all either of them are at this point, right?

-- Edited by detroit at 19:34, 2005-02-13

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Kenneth Cole

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I agree with Detroit.

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Chanel

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Man, AndreaJulia, you are singing my song. I tend to always date multiple men at the same time. And when I date one who I know is interested in more (bf/gf type thing), I tend to obsess over how to deal with the situation. Obsess, who me?


But this is the conclusion I've come to: unless someone actually utters the words, assumptions are not to be made. I may think he wants exclusivity and he may want it, but until he actually spits out the words, I'm a free agent. Basically, if a guy doesn't want me to go out with other guys, he better damn well say it. In my case, he'd be out of luck, but it is essential to only work with the facts in any kind relationship. I can't read minds and I shouldn't be expected to. If he wants it, he has to say it and until then, I'm all mine.



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