I like this guy and he likes me but he says he cant be with me because he says I'm clingy. What should I do?

I like this guy and he likes me but he says he cant be with me because he says I'm clingy. What should I do? Asked by divaangel 43 months ago Similar questions: guy likes clingy Lifestyle > Relationships.

Drop his butt! Stop liking him, he sounds like a jerk. Find someone who won't think you're too clingly and doesn't wish to play games.

He's not worth your worry so please don't pine for him, it will only boost his ego. Drop him! Best Wishes!.

Let him go The worst thing you can do is be clingy and whiny when he already thinks you are. Move back, give him space. See if he likes his world more WITH or more WITHOUT you...you have nothing to gain by pushing him and everything to lose..

Read books on Love Addiction and codependency to help yourself. I do this too.

You need to be able to stand on your own two feet! He's saying you are too needy. Too attached, needing far too much attention and not independent, at all.

Before I go any further, I went to your profile and read your other question and saw your age. You are pretty young and have a long way to go! What you need to do, is grow more - by that I mean emotionally, mentally and intellectually.Do things for yourself.

Do things with your friends...not just boyfriends! You need to have more to offer than just hanging on every word that your boyfriend says. A relationship will never grow or last if both people don't have something to bring to the relationship, more than just sex.

(I don't know if you are sexually active or not. ) If that is all that is going on, guess what, he - and any other guy you date, will ALWAYS look for more from someone else, someone that has a life, other than just hanging on him. Get involved in sports, clubs or drama, anything that will help you grow!

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1 I am a man. I notice that some other men I know really dislike it when their girlfriends want to snuggle or just hang out too much, other than "in the bedroom" of course, and deem them to be "clingy". Some women are the same way.

I think it is more an issue of his nature than yours, but then again I am biased because I am prone to being labeled "clingy" myself. I really doubt that this characteristic, on either end, is something that ever changes. I notice that all of the "anti-cling" men I have known rarely brought their girlfriends with them to regular hangout events.

I think this is a fundamental difference in what people expect out of a relationship, and is not something to "work out".

I am a man. I notice that some other men I know really dislike it when their girlfriends want to snuggle or just hang out too much, other than "in the bedroom" of course, and deem them to be "clingy". Some women are the same way.

I think it is more an issue of his nature than yours, but then again I am biased because I am prone to being labeled "clingy" myself. I really doubt that this characteristic, on either end, is something that ever changes. I notice that all of the "anti-cling" men I have known rarely brought their girlfriends with them to regular hangout events.

I think this is a fundamental difference in what people expect out of a relationship, and is not something to "work out".

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