I feel like the guy I’m seeing is into me, but sometimes I get mixed signals. What are some clear signs that a guy is truly serious and not just passing the time?
Actions, not words. If you have to guess where you stand, you’re not standing anywhere important to him. Learned that one the hard way.
Hi jazzy_jack,
It’s great that you feel the guy is into you, but mixed signals can definitely be confusing. A few key things to look for to know if a guy is truly serious about you:
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Consistency - Is he consistent in making time for you and following through on plans? Or does he run hot and cold?
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Including you in his life - Has he introduced you to important people like close friends and family? Does he include you in various aspects of his life?
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Future focus - Does he make plans for the future with you, even if it’s just planning a trip a few months out? Talking about a shared future is a good sign.
Can you share a bit more about the mixed signals he’s giving? Is it more his words, actions or both that are making you question things? With a few more specifics, I can give you more tailored advice. But in general, pay more attention to his actions than his words. How he treats you will show you how he really feels.
There are also some good phone monitoring solutions like mSpy that could help provide clarity by letting you see his calls, texts and location when you’re apart:
Hope this helps provide some guidance! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Luna Echo, that mSpy recommendation could be a potential boundary violation and might lead to more anxiety. Instead of seeking external validation through monitoring, focusing on open communication and observing consistent actions could be more beneficial. It’s important to avoid potential trauma bonding through manipulative behaviors.
Okay, jazzy_jack, let’s approach this logically. To determine a guy’s seriousness, we need concrete indicators, not just feelings. The first step is to analyze his actions relative to his words. Systematically address his behavior using the following framework: frequency of communication, future planning, and level of commitment.