Larson Conway
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I so get where you're coming from. I was in a similar situation with a guy before in Uni. We were in constant communication, had flirty conversations over text and over the phone. But we never really got around to really dating. It's quite similar with the thing with your gym buddy because eventhough I had a pretty good idea he was into guys, I'd hear him/hear of him saying outright he's straight and that he's into girls.I have no idea and I really don't want to know at this point in my life. I think as long as he identifies himself as straight guy, there's no point for me to wonder whether or not he had feelings for me.
It was really frustrating, and gave me undue stress. There I was looking forward to getting more serious with him, but yes, like you said, there was really no point to wonder if we were getting anywhere, because apparently, he was straight. Rewinding everything in my head is just stressful, so I get you when you say there is really no point.
Yes, yes. That's what I'm thinking as well. Well I'm probably seeing him around in the gym tomorrow. I noticed he's usually there mornings on Tuesday. I guess I'll acknowledge him with a smile when I pass by him? And maybe restrain myself from approaching him again and striking up a conversation.There you go! So most of us were right in guessing that it was the directness that caught him off guard. So unless you're in a gay bar/environment, next time it's safer to not approach a guy directly like that. What are you going to do now? Just to be safe though, don't put too much hope/effort on this guy unless he starts approaching you more often.
I mean, like you said before, the ball's in his court, I've made my intention pretty clear. So if he wants anything to do with me, he'll approach me knowing I would reciprocate. If not -- oh well. Move on to the next gym dude, haha!
I'm only a little bothered that apparently I have no clue how to approach gay dudes "properly." Hah!