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It just depends how much someone means to you. Clearly if you've been in a relationship for forever, then no. If you're only occasionally seeing someone then yes. End!

I'm Christian. And John Dixon's books are seriously crap man, if you think about it for more than 15 minutes, you find major flaws in his arguements.

OH EM GEE I HEART YOUUUUUU (ps London girls are usually scrags, that's why I'm going over there- I can get the hot men eeeasy haha. I'm kidding by the way for you serious arseholes who will delete this post.)

There's skinny, normal and fat. By fat I mean someone who jiggles- a lot. I <3 normal people. There's nothing sexier than a girl with some boobs, bum and thighs.

I sometimes find that. Well, not anymore, but when I was younger- you start dating someone you're not at all sure about, or are indifferent about, and ended up being really involved. But it's such a good feeling to find someone you're into from the beginning, I like that one better.

Well they asked for easiest way, not most touchy feely feelings way, didn't they.

I hate to be the bitch spelling this out again (that's such a lie, I love it), but who gives a hoot? Tell her "guess what, I'm moving away, so either 2 months now or... just mates" and see what happens. Relationships aren't your life, 2 months can be fun too. Plus who says it'll last longer...

You: Hey Other person: Hey! You: Ok look you're cool and stuff but I don't see this working out. Other person: Why?? You: Dunno.. Other person: Wah wah wah You: *walk away* So simple, it's brilliant.

You're such a genius!

Being tied down in a highly involved relationship is more of a hinderence than a help for me.

Who says I'm limiting myself in any regard? What for you is limiting for me is liberating. /end

There are so many tests of a person's personality. Working at Check In in a busy international airport, I can see what someone is like deep down within a few minutes. You get people who come through and treat us like shit, who say "I'M joining the Business queue because I'M a frequent flyer!"...

Yeah however, even if you justify their actions by saying the guys you've been dating have been "loserheads," it still doesn't make the fact that you've been badly hurt any better. And all this stuff about "loving someone with all your heart" is a bit of movie clap-trap if you ask me.

Hey this thread got huge. Anyway, I'm not saying THE idea is gospel, it's just something that I think may work in some situations. Clearly, if you're crazy about someone then that's cool too, but I think emotional involvement is way overrated. To me, it's a sure fire way to get hurt. But yes...

I change according to the people I'm around and the context I'm in. It's nothing major, I guess just the slang I use and how ready I am to disclose things about me.

I think women should be taught a lesson to be more like men. Now don't get all feminist on my ass (or anything on my ass thanks) but I've just discovered a secret. Men have a wonderful way to be detached from much of the emotional side that women are so good at tapping into. This is key...

Feeling too much.

I always want to keep the two seperate. If I break up with my partner, I want to have my best friend(s) there. I guess I follow the "don't put all your eggs in the one basket" philosophy.

24-48 hours after the first date, and a few hours after another date. Not crazy messaging all the time kinda thing, but like "I had a good time. Wanna go out to dinner Thursday? G'nite!" I think guys who wait too long spend too much time playing mind games and are thus probably best left as is...

Well yes of course don't work yourself up, but it seems she's really into him and he's not really into her. I'd say be careful and protect yourself by backing off a bit. See how he reacts, what he does. It could be an indicator. Then settle down in the relationship when you're sure of him.