What makes men get so possesive???
Ive never met the guy but been chatting to him for ages, really like him but nothings going to happen because he lives at the other endo of the country. Anyway tonight I tell him Im talking to someone else as well. He get all possesive and offensives and sods off in a huff!!
What is wrong with the male sex??
sorry about this post just had to explode to someone!!
Fuckin hell I know what you mean! But please remember they are not all the same.
The Bulletin Board I met Reese on, there was this one guy who got just the same... started calling me his on-line g/f and then complained that he was always the one stood crying at the back of the church.
He started to get offensive with me and as a result (as he did this in public) everyone began to shun him, which made him worse. I ended up blocking him from all my IMs ( , ICQ, MSN) and he started messaging my other friends asking them to pass on hateful messages to me.. so they blocked him too... get this .. he was on his 4th wife and was thinking of binning her. Go figure. I think it was more the case that they binned him as to start with he comes on all sweet and kind. I'm betting 'yours' did too.
They ain't all like it. Honest. Reese is like me... we have the jealousy gene missing.
Perhaps i should have explainedthat we are both happily married, and ihe knows i dont do faithful anyway!! Like vix i dont have that gene!!
what you got remember this is the net
its not like real life,,you have more nuts on here then a nut house
net blokes are possessive and jealous more then the "real world" i talk to loads who have said the same as you...ive herd of ladys who have spoke for only a hour to a bloke on a chat talking to another bloke and been called a slag,bah bah
people think on the net that if u have had spoken to them for a few that you are theres. sad but true
they could also start being rude to you because he feels he doesn't deserve you and deep down believes you could do far better than him..so as soon as the next person comes to chat to you,,he gets up tight and goes in to one
sad bastards a lol
before the net blokes beat down my door
i forgot to write most net blokes,lol
Women can be possesive too, so don't be sexist! There are a lot of lonley, desperate people and the net gives them something they don't have in their real lives. The net has allowed people to interact with others in a way that they never could in real life. They should remember that this is only the internet of course, but it is only natural to have feelings for someone you feel have 'connected' with. However, whether it is a person on the net or a person in real life, people develop feelings and attachments if you flirt or communicate with them. If you lead them on then don't complain if they start having feelings of attachment to you (it's only human). However if you have been clear from the start about no strings relationships or just flirty chat then that is fine. Communication is the issue here.
LC
Words of wisdom from LC there, and it's true that some people do send out the wrong signals, sometimes unwittingly, sometimes with malice aforethought. However, I can say from experience there are some people out there who immediately latch on with unreasonable stickiness to anyone who so much as says hello, and who seem to regard "xxx" as a contract of exclusivity.
What you have to remember when talking to people online, is the other person can only judge you by are the words you use: There's no body language, no tone of voice, no facial expression, no pheremones... the 90% of human communication that is non-verbal is completely absent on the net, which means everything you say will be interpreted in the most literal possible way. And, contrary to popular belief, you can't compensate with smileys - does a wink smiley mean I'm being suggestive, or lecherous, or sarcastic, or ironic? You'd like to think you can infer the meaning from the context, but that requires your correspondent to be reasonably literate, and let's face it, reasonably literate is not exactly common on the net. It also requires the other person to understand your sense of humour, which they won't unless they've actually met you.
My advice when talking to anyone online who you haven't actually communicated with in any other way is to avoid forming any conclusions or wishful thinking about how they feel about you, and don't expect them to have the slightest idea how you feel. If you want to take it further, pick up the phone.
Foxy I LOVE YOUR BUM! Where can i get one like that?
:rascal: :wanker: :lickface:
Me? Possesive?
Not likely. I'd need a girlfriend first to get possesive over... :dry:
And even then, I wouldn't be
I can understand possessiveness on someone you like, I don't agree with it, but I have felt it a number of times. However as I have grown up I have learned how to control the little green eyed beastie, and hopefully people no longer actually see him. Especially where I know it is a crush thing going on but believe me he is still there.
So I can empathise with the man in question here, but I would say learn to overcome it, before it overcomes you...
I suspect the word "faithful" is being interpreted a couple of different ways here. To some people it means exclusive, to others it means gregarious with consent, hence the misunderstanding I think.
DaHAmsta
No I have never told the guy in question that i was single, he always knew I washappilymarried!!
Like the other poster pointed out, to be unfaithful is to cheat, I dont cheat, my h/b always knows who I am with and where!!
I agree wtih DaHamsta that the statement made was extreemely bizare foir this site. What worries me most is that I was being unfairly judge by a woman, which makes it ten times worse, just a time when I was asking for help!!
I would also point out, though god knows why i should have to justivy myself here, that I have been with my h/b for 27 years, so whatever our relationship it would seem it working!!