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He cooks you breakfast in the morning We've all been there. He too respected it and he still kissed me. Men that made me think if I just stuck it out, they would end up becoming my boyfriend. Please decouple self-esteem from casual sex. And I don't even think women realize this shift. He cuddles you while you're glad There's nothing more comforting then falling asleep next to someone you care about while they stroke your hair or even wrap their arms around you. We will not sell your info Cancel Subscription Any Time Not surprisingly, this goes against everything women naturally believe about relationships.

Page 1 of 1 I'm curious if any of you guys feel there is any substantial difference between dating a girl exclusively and being her boyfriend? We've been exclusive since the beginning 2 months. As I said, a distinction is made occasionally when we talk. Before I ask him his thoughts, I am looking for opinions on whether you guys make this distinction yourselves. Who cares what other people do or how they label things? Is the purpose for your question to clarify your position in your relationship? If so, a thousand interpretations of a labels meaning is not going to help. You need to converse with him and make sure you are on the same page and if not, see if you can get there. Forget the labels - they don't matter. The intent is more important. Dating exclusively means you go out on dates with only one person at a time, presumably for as long as it takes to figure out whether or not you can stand the person enough to be in a relationship. In other words, when you are in a relatiomship, you arem't dating. The default is to spend your time together when possible, not ask for a date and wonder if the answer will be yes. That's news to me. I didn't date anyone who was looking for a relationship unless she was willing to date exclusively while deciding whether or not a relationship might come from it. Every woman I met also had more or less the same idea about that as I did. Those two things are not the same thing. To place labels on things like this just is a turn off to me. You should know what you are in my life and how we have defined it, and unless we are moving in together or getting married, it is no ones business but ours, how we define it. For some, choosing to date someone exclusively happens once sex is involved. Do you want the other person to have sex with other people while they have sex with you? The two of you may also choose be exclusive out of respect for one another and safety. Also you may really like someone. You may choose to see them exclusively to see how things progress without without the distraction of dating anyone else. You know there is some sort of relationship forming and there are true feelings and emotions involved. I have known tons of people, including right here in these very forums, who have talked about having more than one boyfriend or girlfriend. All that that set of labels has to do with, is to identify someone simultaneously by their sex, and by the general kind of relationship that you have with them. Bottom line, with reference to your area of interest OP, never assume anything each of you say means the same thing, until you verify that it does. There has never been any such thing as a truly authoritative source for the meanings of any word. The more critical it is that you agree on meanings, the more imperative it is that you create your own agreed upon glossary of terms. Therefore, define your own limits, and then after the fact, agree with whomever as to what you are going to call those limits. Dating exclusively means you go out on dates with only one person at a time, presumably for as long as it takes to figure out whether or not you can stand the person enough to be in a relationship.

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