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Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 8:58pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Hi all, I don't normally do this but I hve also been in that shoes, 3yrs and out of the blues she comes out to say she is seeing someone, I blv guys go after a lady for that long because of the simple word[b] CONVICTION[/b]. Although if the girl as been seeing this here bobo for 6yrs, this guy should just let bygones be bygones, The lady should let out all of her feelings to this guy, shikena, No be by force na, |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by tpia5: 9:00pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
true that. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 9:01pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
otunba 9ja: That is the deal, Would work anytime, lol, |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Misscherrybaby(f): 9:07pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Please for those of you saying i may be interested in him, i'm definately not. When a guy has been around for that long, it kind of evolves into a sort of friendship. After telling him off initially, i thot ok we'd be jst friends. I didnt hv anything in mind. He played it cool for a while then it's like something snapped and he came back full force. Being in d same profession, something always brings us together. I admit, i probably didnt handle things well. I thot we were jst friends, so i used 2 ask for assistance wit some tough courses esp wen i was at d law school. I think d fact i needed him made him think there was more to it. He is really a nice person. I dont mind having him as a friend. But thats d word he doesnt want to hear. So i've decided 2 back off. Since i cant give him wat he wnts. It's beta he goes. And pls d kiss took me unawares. I said dt earlier. I've involved my bf in d whole thing now. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Misscherrybaby(f): 9:07pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Please for those of you saying i may be interested in him, i'm definately not. When a guy has been around for that long, it kind of evolves into a sort of friendship. After telling him off initially, i thot ok we'd be jst friends. I didnt hv anything in mind. He played it cool for a while then it's like something snapped and he came back full force. Being in d same profession, something always brings us together. I admit, i probably didnt handle things well. I thot we were jst friends, so i used 2 ask for assistance wit some tough courses esp wen i was at d law school. I think d fact i needed him made him think there was more to it. He is really a nice person. I dont mind having him as a friend. But thats d word he doesnt want to hear. So i've decided 2 back off. Since i cant give him wat he wnts. It's beta he goes. And pls d kiss took me unawares. I said dt earlier. I've involved my bf in d whole thing now. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Dblank(f): 9:09pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
hey pple,i want to post a topic but cant seem to active it,seems i not doing something right.pls help |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by LesbianBoy(m): 9:11pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
proO1: I wonder! Its only a poor guy or a jobless guy that can chase a girl that much to me 1 month is too much to chase one girl(thats if you are very RICH and drive a RANGE ROVER SPORT ) @OP, dnt flatter your self the guy must be a madman CHIKINA!!! |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 9:12pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Miss_cherrybaby:Sounds all too familiar, no worries girlfriend, I have been there, Miss_cherrybaby:Smartest move you could have made, just don't let your bobo become too possessive otherwise it myt lead to a fight with this love struck dude, |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by tpia5: 9:13pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Miss_cherrybaby: ^^stuff happens. like i said, i've heard something similar before, ie the story i posted. the guy almost jumped over the fence when he was considering how to get in to see his lady love who btw, was dating someone else? na wa for infatuation. but i dont think such relationships where the feeling is too intense on the boy's part and unreciprocated, usually end well, should the girl eventually give in after a long time. i could be wrong though. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by tpia5: 9:14pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
LesbianBoy: more like rich and/or ajebutter guys. at least spoilt in some way. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by pendo89(f): 9:20pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
get a tracking device installed in you right away. I dont trust that dude at all. Theres a thin line between stalking and toasting you here. Don't underestimate the power of desperation. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 9:23pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
pendo89:Lol, yea ryt |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Misscherrybaby(f): 9:24pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
@HEAVEN no i dont need to flatter myself wit male attention. I already said i'm in a rship. Guys approach me all d time, everywhere. It's something i'm used to and have learnt hw to handle. Yes this guy has been chasing me for dt long. He may be a MADMAN like someone said, but hey, i read law nt psychology. Lol. All guys are nt d same. We all knw that even if i were 2 give in today, d rship won't make any sense. I dont derive any pleasure frm d whole saga. Thanks |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Misscherrybaby(f): 9:24pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
@HEAVEN no i dont need to flatter myself wit male attention. I already said i'm in a rship. Guys approach me all d time, everywhere. It's something i'm used to and have learnt hw to handle. Yes this guy has been chasing me for dt long. He may be a MADMAN like someone said, but hey, i read law nt psychology. Lol. All guys are nt d same. We all knw that even if i were 2 give in today, d rship won't make any sense. I dont derive any pleasure frm d whole saga. Thanks |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 9:31pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Miss_cherrybaby: In between, you must be Agbani Darego, |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by kandiikane(m): 9:34pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
When the girl tells you she does not want you. . Girls beware if the guy starts being creepy. . |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Misscherrybaby(f): 9:40pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
@psalmizt far from it. Just ur average plain jane. I think all girls hv a point in their lives wen d men come rushing. I cant help men coming after me, but i can help what i do about it. Right? |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by psalmizt(m): 9:50pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Miss_cherrybaby:Most def |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 10:14pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
this aint 'toasting' this is OBSSESSION! |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by whobemumu(m): 10:27pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
i can solve your problem go carry belle , and make it clear to him , as in let the belle grow come out before e see am everything should be clear by then |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by bamosagie(m): 10:29pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
sorry after six years you are still taking of boy friend, honestly I think you need to get rid of your stalker and your boy friend. start a marriage oriented relationship before you start making elaborated plan of becoming a second wife on the altar of christ embassy. just an advice! |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by lurkee(f): 10:30pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
Cuddlemii:I disagree with the statement in bold. I think you can have stalkers anywhere as long as the person "toasting" you is completely delusional. OP, I would advise you to be careful and in my opinion(and experience), the best thing is to cut off all contact with the guy. Let him know that his advances are no longer welcome and you do not think platonic friendship would be possible. I know you think you can just be friends but as long as he sees you as someone he wants, anything friendly you do to him would be misinterpreted as a sign of affection or even love. Good luck. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 10:32pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
^^Hmm. Your username tells me you've done the same to guys at some point |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 10:45pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
bamosagie:\ correct talk-bf for 6yrs-wetin remain? |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 10:48pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
proO1: sweet yearn-she is good and bf is still bf for 6yrs.na only pssy all man dey see be dat. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Pweety4me(f): 10:54pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
@OP 6years stalker? 5 years relationship? I mean iv'e learnt you have to be really firm sometimes,when it comes to dealing with some guys, stand your ground i mean being to 9ice or tolerating too much is not really going to get you anywhere when we don't ave completly sane people involved. If i start thinking of some guys . . .girl c'monn seriously 6 yrs?well i just hope for you that this bf you have been with for 5yrs is making sense. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by vescucci(m): 10:59pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
@topic: When the bread gets burnt |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by markovnikoff001(m): 11:27pm On Aug 31, 2011 |
The mind of a girl is so, so discombobulated: they want a kind of relationship with a guy (who is not their boyfriend) that is not completely romantic and at the same time not absolutely platonic, infact they love it. Silly you for leading him on for so long, I guess you were enjoying all the attention he was giving you and you didn't really do anything concrete about it until your boyfriend found out. You have always known how serious the whole situation was but you kept him for this long because it gives you something to "fall back on emotionally" whenever you have issues with your boyfriend. You may think you feel nothing for him but look just a bit deeper in your heart and you will find out you miss him if he doesn't call or try to contact you. And then you used his feelings for you against him: by asking him for help "all through law school" cause you knew he was never going to refuse you. During one (or more than a few) of those tutorial sessions tell me, didn't the talk veer off into romantic conversations in which you actively participated? And now you blame him. I think you are to blame as much as he is. Infact I wouldn't blame him that much, he was just following the illusory signals you were sending him. A girl and guy can only get so close without sparks flying off. You will run into situations like this all your life, but the crutch comes with how well you handle them. Always, I mean A-L-W-A-Y-S tell your boyfriend about situations such as this soon as they start. Count yourself as lucky for the kind of boyfriend you've got; he could have left you, you know. And I don't think you want that happen. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 12:04am On Sep 01, 2011 |
^Discombo gini? Chai, ogini na afio. Bekee nka dikwa egwu bikonu. |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Ucheosefoh(m): 12:15am On Sep 01, 2011 |
Dat guy dey craze toasting a gal for 6 years when plenty chicks full everywhere but @ poster dis ur story look fake to me |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by mallorca(m): 12:38am On Sep 01, 2011 |
markovnikoff001:nice one |
Re: Girls: When Does 'toasting' Become Too Long? by Nobody: 12:43am On Sep 01, 2011 |
@op You have not told us how much of him money you don chop? |
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