Do some girls just not call guys

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tafakna

Senior Don Juan

Jan 19, 2010

Just an update on this: things were quite different over here.

We went on a trip over the weekend and she pretty much asked if it was ok to call me. She said she's afraid of getting involved and afraid of calling while I'm with someone else (she knows that I'm seeing other girls).

So it was the opposite of what I expected (that she was too confident with not having to call me). Of course I didn't let her too comfortable, and just said that it's ok for her to call, and if I'm with someone else or busy I will just no answer and call her back later.

Apparently there can be multiple reasons for not initiating contact...

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