Does he want to be just friends?
Or does he want something more?
Gian Gonzaga, a doctor of philosophy, has pored over this very subject.
If you’re having trouble figuring out what he wants, you’ll want to keep reading.
This is especially true if he has turned solo invites into group outings.
Claudia Cox, relationship expert and founder ofText Weapon, agrees.
“When guys are into a girl, they want her all to themselves,” she toldThe List.
He looks at your… feet?
You might find that your advance is accepted or, conversely, you might find yourself getting rejected.
‘sFamously Single, explained toThe List.
Kevin Darne, author of the bookMy Cat Won’t Bark!
(A Relationship Epiphany)and former dating advice columnist for Examiner.com, agrees.
“When a guy just wants to be friends, he is always too busy to hang out.
If that’s the case, Herrera confirmed, “You’ve beenfriend-zoned.”
“Does he feel hurt?
Does he feel angry?”
This is a frustrating truth if you’re looking for more than a friendship.
If he’s into you, you should expect to receive some compliments too.
However, there is one exception to this rule.
In that case, you have an entirelydifferentproblem on your hands.
Relationship expert andText Weaponcreator Claudia Cox said this is something to be aware of.
“Men today spend a lot of money on male beauty products and clothes.
Just follow your nose.
They may even avoid drinking alcohol with you.
The reverse is also true.
And how many of us thenkepton waiting despite receiving the biggest red flag in the history of ever?
By the way,thanks rom-comsfor making us think this was somehow a good idea.
But, if this is too painful, Power recommends parting ways “peaceably” and ending the friendship.
