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Tag: Dating Red Flags

Cary McNeal answered this question, March 10, 2010 3:55 PM

Q: Is "I'm not looking for anything serious" code for: I don't want to see you any more, or I want to take things slow?

A: Neither. It means, "I want to pork (or continue porking) you without any obligation or commitment." He could be saying t...

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Cary McNeal answered Not excited to get my freak on's question, January 14, 2010 1:10 PM

Q: I've recently met a guy who's PERFECT for me! He's easy to talk to, funny and treats me well. The catch? I'm not physically attracted to him. There's no "spark" for me. Should I hang in there and hope it changes? Or would it have already happened by now?

A: It would've already happened by now. If there's no spark now, there surely won't be one in the future. And don't call me...

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Michael Swaim answered Pamela's question, December 22, 2009 1:00 PM

Q: Hey, Swaim. My last boyfriend took two and a half years to tell me he was an infantilist, and his fantasy was to wear a diaper. Really. I am understandably wary of dating now. Is there any way to get guys to tell you sooner that they fantasize about care bears or whatever? Because that sucked. A lot.

A: Hey, let's not pick on infantilists now. Your ex is just the way God made him. And God works in mysterious, mysterious w...

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Panama Jackson answered this question, December 18, 2009 1:45 PM

Q: How soon after the first date can one begin planning the wedding without being creepy or suggestive? And what about the names and occupations of future children?

A: Wow. Kind of impatient, aren't we? But since we're being impatient, what the hell, let's answer the question. So how soo...

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Nick Nadel answered this question, December 17, 2009 2:15 AM

Q: Why hasn't my 29 year old boyfriend of 8 weeks who I have known for over one year tried to kiss me?

A: Uh...You know, I thought really hard about this one, and I can't think of any legitimate reason other than maybe he does...

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