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i was **** buddies with this guy for a year. i really liked him all along. he showed no interest in me though romantically. didn't treat me very nicely at times. trying to **** my friend behind my back. then all of a sudden he gets really mad/jealous when he sees me kiss his friend. why is this? if he doesn't want to be with me , then why did he get jealous? he had an entire year to make a move and never did.

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Untouchable_Fire
i was **** buddies with this guy for a year. i really liked him all along. he showed no interest in me though romantically. didn't treat me very nicely at times. trying to **** my friend behind my back. then all of a sudden he gets really mad/jealous when he sees me kiss his friend. why is this? if he doesn't want to be with me , then why did he get jealous? he had an entire year to make a move and never did.

 

Sounds like he is feeling the competition.

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loverofloveandstuff

Yeah, I've noticed a lot of guys are like this. I can't really give you an answer as to why. It's selfish. They want you to want them and only them, and then they go around hitting on anything that moves with a vajayjay. I guess it shows they're jealous which means they must care a bit, but never enough to make things exclusive.

 

I was in a similar situation. I was 'seeing' this guy (it was basically a friends with benefits scenario). He didn't want to commit and I didn't push him to (didn't want to be annoying and look desperate :rolleyes:). I started to get very frustrated as he was hooking up with chicks left right and center and infront of me... quite surely sleeping with them too.

 

I know this very silly, but I retaliated by going on dates with several people he knew even though I wasn't slightly interested in them. I got even more frustrated when he got angry at me for dating these people yet it still didn't make him want to commit. Yeah, 'master plan' didn't really work. I learnt my lesson. Don't play games.

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MichiganMan222

I don't think its just a guy thing. My ex decided to find a new boyfriend before letting me know. Finally, after she decided he was suficient, she was comfortable enough to cut me loose. We had 'the talk'. Just a couple days after than I invited a women out for drinks after work. I signed off my Yahoo an hour early from work and met her. Apparently my ex was online 'invisible' because she noticed I signed out an hour early, called my cell and confronted me asking if I was with someone. I told her yes I was and she went crazy demanding I tell her where we were so she could come over and 'kick her ass'...she was going crazy reaming me out about this. Finally I reminded her that she dumped me for her new man. That didn't matter I guess because she kept going on and on until I told her I was hanging up now.

 

I think what it is, is dumpers like to do things on their own terms. There's a small window of uncertainty and if you force their hand by moving on too quickly, it disrupts that and creates a lot of anxiety for them. After we are dumped, we are still a fallback plan for awhile. They don't want that security to disappear.

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This is why you should never been someone's FB or FWB. You can never be sure that they're sleeping with only you. Condom doesn't mean sh*t anymore these days. And yes, he feels the competition. He wants what he can't have or is about to lose.

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This is why you should never been someone's FB or FWB. You can never be sure that they're sleeping with only you.

Same can be said about marraige - ever heard of affairs? ;)

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Same can be said about marraige - ever heard of affairs? ;)

 

 

You're obligated to remain faithful in a marriage. FB or FWB is not a relationship.

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I think what it is, is dumpers like to do things on their own terms. There's a small window of uncertainty and if you force their hand by moving on too quickly, it disrupts that and creates a lot of anxiety for them. After we are dumped, we are still a fallback plan for awhile. They don't want that security to disappear.

 

Never thought about it that way. I always thought it was almost exclusively ego, but this makes a lot of sense, too.

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