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Loathe when the ‘p’ word is used – so demeaning.
I understand
Possible office romance: Just ask him to coffee. It’s vague enough that it could be interpreted as “friends” for possible deniability but it’s also clear enough that if he’s interested, he’ll take it from there. But I wouldn’t say, “It’s s ok if you don’t want to go” (or something like that) … it sounds like she’s backing out of the offer. It makes her sound like she has no confidence.
A guy will mention his wife when I talk with them. I am NOT flirting and my talking doesn’t mean I am interested. I have to say I am in a relationship to stop some guys from being interested in me. I can tell when they are flirting. They may mention they come my area often/their look etc..
Stay away from talking about personal private parts. It’s really not a classy way to speak. When I heard the P and V words I shut off the videos. I literally felt ill.😢
To each his own. Looking back on my 68 years of relationships, the men who couldn’t say p or v also seemed to have blocks in their ability to be deeply sexually intimate and emotionally intimate as well. So when I hear Jonathan use those words in context I find it refreshing, enlivening, funny, helpful in learning about my values and boundaries. Just saying.
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I agree w Jonathan. Let him make the move
If it seems like a guy is so called hitting on me ( shows interest but never ask me to meet or get together sometime I would never ask him for coffee! If I’m interested in someone they know it and if they don’t ask me out , oh well!