I've arranged a few dates withe women, but found that most of them keep changing their mind at the last minute. I've chatted away to them on the phone and all seems well, but then after a while they seem to just lose interest. Then they refuse to answer my calls and respond to my texts even though they sounded really enthusiatic only a week or two ago. Why would they do this; it's a complete waste of time for both of us and I'm getting really fed up with it. They're all the same. All I get is a final text saying something like %26quot;sorry I won't be there%26quot; or just %26quot;sorry%26quot; (if anything). No explanation. Nothing.
I don't get many women show interest in me, but the ones that do just seem to mess me around. Does this sound familiar to anyone else or am I the only one who has this.
Why do women keep changing their mind about me?
Women are hopelessly insane.
How ELSE could you explain the phenomenon of them not even trying to seek out men who fit the criteria they claim they want and instead see the exact opposite who they KNOW are going to hurt them?
Why do women keep changing their mind about me?
Perhaps?
Face it. You have no game.
LISTEN BUDDY
IGNORE THEM ....PLAY MIND GAMES WITH THEM .....THEY WILL COME TO U
%26quot;WOMENS LIKE WHAT THEY CANT HAVE%26quot;
i get very little interest from women so when i do i tend to pay them a lot of attention. but i don't think they like it.
i think the old saying is true:
treat em mean. keep em keen.
woman's prerogative
maybe your coming across too enthusiastic and keen? i think if you play it cool then the women would be more interested...silly i know but i think the saying treat them mean keep them keen does work
It`s probably because they can`t make up their own minds about themselves.
I have found that when you have just met a woman and have started dating etc, the best thing is to keep it simple and not seem to be too enthusiastic. Get to know them over a period of time without demanding too much too soon.
I always lose interest if someone pays me too much attention too soon as it can be a bit overbearing.
As a woman, there's a lot of truth in the 'Treat 'em mean and keep 'em keen' philosophy, it's a game that women play as well.
You sound nice, but there may be something about you that they just don't like - are you too nice? Perhaps you might try being a little distant from time to time, just to see what kind of response you get. Being mean doesn't always work so well (although being pretend-mean when you're well into a relationship can be a lot of fun! ;-) ...), but in the first few days, distance is good. That and not giving too much away, keep a bit of mystery there.
Please cheer up!
you can meet a girl who really understand you someday.
(*^^)v
Not every girl will do that. I hate it when some of my friends do that and then complain that they don't have a love life. I've never done that to anyone and never will. But it's happened to me but with guys instead of girls lol
he's right, maybe you come across a little desperate perhaps, act like your not bothered and they'll flock to you
Friday, 7 October 2011
This Girl i ahve been dating keeps changing her mind. one day she will really like me and the next not as much
what should i do?? it sucks, and i cant get over this girl. she jsut has really bad mood swings. Should i try to let her go or what????
This Girl i ahve been dating keeps changing her mind. one day she will really like me and the next not as much
mm well if she wants to play these little games, play them back. cause i know for me when i guy does like me or seems intrested but not really i reallllly want him but then when he hovers over me and is all about me im like ehhh .. it turns me off a bit, so pretend to be interested in out people, flirt but not too much that she gets mad ya know.. but if you do start these games make sure you tell her how you feel because its annoying when guys do... haha good luck!!!
This Girl i ahve been dating keeps changing her mind. one day she will really like me and the next not as much
some girls dont know what they want...so tell her she wants you
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This Girl i ahve been dating keeps changing her mind. one day she will really like me and the next not as much
mm well if she wants to play these little games, play them back. cause i know for me when i guy does like me or seems intrested but not really i reallllly want him but then when he hovers over me and is all about me im like ehhh .. it turns me off a bit, so pretend to be interested in out people, flirt but not too much that she gets mad ya know.. but if you do start these games make sure you tell her how you feel because its annoying when guys do... haha good luck!!!
This Girl i ahve been dating keeps changing her mind. one day she will really like me and the next not as much
some girls dont know what they want...so tell her she wants you
:) good luck my friend
I keep changing my mind about my career, I'm going insane,?
Ok for the last 12 months ive had my mind set on returning to university to study computers again as i did first year and then started working....now ive always been interested in studying psychology and now im strongly thinking of doing that!!!! im 24 i feel like im going around in circles....
I keep changing my mind about my career, I'm going insane,?
Follow your heart thats always the truth
I keep changing my mind about my career, I'm going insane,?
Make a list of all the good and bad qualities of each job, and compare them
this is like %26quot;the grass is greener on the other side%26quot;...you have to COMMIT to something...it's the same as when you commit to another person...yah there are other options but you COMMIT to that one person...find something you enjoy and follow through...otherwise you ARE going to keep going in circles.
I was in the same boat as you. What found to work for me is ask yourself what is it you love doing. Would you want to do that for the rest of your life, even if you didn't get paid much money? They also have career aptitude tests you can take that will tell you what jobs you may possibly do well in based on your personality and likes.
I keep changing my mind about my career, I'm going insane,?
Follow your heart thats always the truth
I keep changing my mind about my career, I'm going insane,?
Make a list of all the good and bad qualities of each job, and compare them
this is like %26quot;the grass is greener on the other side%26quot;...you have to COMMIT to something...it's the same as when you commit to another person...yah there are other options but you COMMIT to that one person...find something you enjoy and follow through...otherwise you ARE going to keep going in circles.
I was in the same boat as you. What found to work for me is ask yourself what is it you love doing. Would you want to do that for the rest of your life, even if you didn't get paid much money? They also have career aptitude tests you can take that will tell you what jobs you may possibly do well in based on your personality and likes.
Saturday, 24 September 2011
Can I change my mind and just pay the speeding ticket?
In August, I got a $150 speeding ticket and I felt it was unfairly issued, so I requested an appeal. On November 13th, I was notified by mail that my requested had been scheduled for December 11th. Long story short, I have a prior commitment on this day that is worth far more than $150 and I want to just go ahead and pay the ticket. I live in Massachusetts.
How do I go about doing this at this stage? Will I be fined for changing my mind?
Can I change my mind and just pay the speeding ticket?
Don't Pay the ticket. Get Legal Help. My Profile will guide you.
Can I change my mind and just pay the speeding ticket?
Call the Clerk of the Court and talk to them about it. They might move your date, if you have a Valid reason (valid to the court, not just you). Good luck!
Just send the money in and get a hold of the office and say nevermind you decided to pay it.
How do I go about doing this at this stage? Will I be fined for changing my mind?
Can I change my mind and just pay the speeding ticket?
Don't Pay the ticket. Get Legal Help. My Profile will guide you.
Can I change my mind and just pay the speeding ticket?
Call the Clerk of the Court and talk to them about it. They might move your date, if you have a Valid reason (valid to the court, not just you). Good luck!
Just send the money in and get a hold of the office and say nevermind you decided to pay it.
Why does my gf keep changing her mind?
Like she would tell me shes coming over on a certain weekend...then later doesn't answer her phone..Sometimes she seems loving but other times it seems like she lose interest in the relationship..We've been dating for 5 years but at times shes nice and other times unberable...help??
Why does my gf keep changing her mind?
Sounds like she has another in her life
Linda
Why does my gf keep changing her mind?
Heck that sounds normal to me! LOL
It means that something better came up. She made other plans so she does not answer. She might be hanging on while she is looking for something else.
cause she thought you were hanging out then something better came up..unacceptable tell her next time that you don't want to be with someone that can't keep plans because its not fair to wait around and wonder if you found something better to do... who does she think she is treating someone this way... why do you put up with it?
Simple she is cheating or not happy, I would communicate with her on how you feel, if she doesn't respect what you have to say then I'm sorry from what you have told I would leave.
It gives you an idea of what's at stake for your future%26gt; At least you haven't married her yet%26gt;
Why does my gf keep changing her mind?
Sounds like she has another in her life
Linda
Why does my gf keep changing her mind?
Heck that sounds normal to me! LOL
It means that something better came up. She made other plans so she does not answer. She might be hanging on while she is looking for something else.
cause she thought you were hanging out then something better came up..unacceptable tell her next time that you don't want to be with someone that can't keep plans because its not fair to wait around and wonder if you found something better to do... who does she think she is treating someone this way... why do you put up with it?
Simple she is cheating or not happy, I would communicate with her on how you feel, if she doesn't respect what you have to say then I'm sorry from what you have told I would leave.
It gives you an idea of what's at stake for your future%26gt; At least you haven't married her yet%26gt;
The probability of winning a prize out of 3 options with the option of changing your selection?
In a game show, there is a prize in one of the 3 boxes, A, B and C. After the contestant chooses one, the host opens one of the 2 other boxes that has nothing. The contestant is given a choice of changing their mind to the other box left or stick to their original choice. Which option will give a higher probability of winning the prize?
The probability of winning a prize out of 3 options with the option of changing your selection?
This called the Monty Hall problem. It has been the source of much debate and issues. The problem becomes very complicated with you consider all the different possible assumptions that have to go into solving the problem.
Check this site for some history on the question and links to the solutions.
http://math.rice.edu/~pcmi/mathlinks/mon鈥?/a>
The probability of winning a prize out of 3 options with the option of changing your selection?
This involves variable chance. When he chose a box say Box A, his chances of winning is 33.33% against 66.66% but when one of the other boxes was opened, his chances for box A became 50%. I would change my mind and select the other box because it's one of the box that has 66.66% winning against the 50% of box A. Smile..
Switch... for pete's sake, switch!
The probability of picking the prize originally is 1/3.
So 1/3 of the time, you pick the prize and switch, you lose.
(1/3 of the time, you pick the prize and stay and win)
The probability of NOT picking the prize is 2/3.
Since the host shows the other empty box, if you switch, you win.
So 2/3 of the time, you pick nothing, switch and win.
(2/3 of the time, you pick nothing, stay and lose)
Combining this: 2/3 of the time, if you switch you win.
1/3 of the time, you switch and lose.
2/3 of the time, you stay and lose
1/3 of the time you stay and win.
The odds favor switching (because the host will always show a box with nothing in it)
This is a great question for causing arguments!
The probability of winning a prize out of 3 options with the option of changing your selection?
This called the Monty Hall problem. It has been the source of much debate and issues. The problem becomes very complicated with you consider all the different possible assumptions that have to go into solving the problem.
Check this site for some history on the question and links to the solutions.
http://math.rice.edu/~pcmi/mathlinks/mon鈥?/a>
The probability of winning a prize out of 3 options with the option of changing your selection?
This involves variable chance. When he chose a box say Box A, his chances of winning is 33.33% against 66.66% but when one of the other boxes was opened, his chances for box A became 50%. I would change my mind and select the other box because it's one of the box that has 66.66% winning against the 50% of box A. Smile..
Switch... for pete's sake, switch!
The probability of picking the prize originally is 1/3.
So 1/3 of the time, you pick the prize and switch, you lose.
(1/3 of the time, you pick the prize and stay and win)
The probability of NOT picking the prize is 2/3.
Since the host shows the other empty box, if you switch, you win.
So 2/3 of the time, you pick nothing, switch and win.
(2/3 of the time, you pick nothing, stay and lose)
Combining this: 2/3 of the time, if you switch you win.
1/3 of the time, you switch and lose.
2/3 of the time, you stay and lose
1/3 of the time you stay and win.
The odds favor switching (because the host will always show a box with nothing in it)
This is a great question for causing arguments!
How old where you when you basically quit changing your opinions?
If you haven't quit changing your opinions, what's the last issue you changed your mind about? Thanks for answering!
How old where you when you basically quit changing your opinions?
hmm, i would have to say that to some degree i have quit changing my opinions. however, the other day someone asked me about abortion and for the past few years i have always had the same opinion about it and when i opened my mouth to answer my opinion had suddenly changed. at first i thought maybe i was embarrassed about my answer, but the simple fact was my opinion had just changed. for me i will draw a conclusion rather fast, but then once i learn to better understand what i have decided it changes.
How old where you when you basically quit changing your opinions?
I don't constantly change my mind, but I do occasionally, I do not think there is an age where this stops, but I'm 16, so I guess I'm not old enough to say this for sure.
18 (after graduating highschool) is when a lot of my views on life drastically changed. for the better =)
people are in change accordingly to their needs
Opinions are based upon available information on a given subject thus when this knowledge pool changes or is corrected the opinion should change with it.
Opinions on morality, however, are, or should be, a bit more rigid do to the long term consequences of changing %26quot;or modernizing%26quot; them to fit current cultural ideas. The concept that some things never change is quite true so is the concept that change is the one constant.
My opinions are based upon what I know at this point, I habitually allow for them to change so that I can be right more often later...hehe.
maybe, as long as i am aging..i think it's normal...we can never be too confident with ourselves, and admitting that what we thought first was wrong is never a sin.. :)
People don't 'quit' changing their opinions. It depends on how effectively they can sustain the ones they have for them to keep them. Like, I have opinions that I've kept since I can remember and others that I change whenever I discuss them or hear sth about the topic in question on the news or sth. If there was a particular age at which you were supposed to stop changing opinions, the world would become a very static and boring place indeed.
A person who is not a socialist at the age of twenty has a hard heart.
A person who is a socialist at the age of forty has a soft head.web server software msdn
How old where you when you basically quit changing your opinions?
hmm, i would have to say that to some degree i have quit changing my opinions. however, the other day someone asked me about abortion and for the past few years i have always had the same opinion about it and when i opened my mouth to answer my opinion had suddenly changed. at first i thought maybe i was embarrassed about my answer, but the simple fact was my opinion had just changed. for me i will draw a conclusion rather fast, but then once i learn to better understand what i have decided it changes.
How old where you when you basically quit changing your opinions?
I don't constantly change my mind, but I do occasionally, I do not think there is an age where this stops, but I'm 16, so I guess I'm not old enough to say this for sure.
18 (after graduating highschool) is when a lot of my views on life drastically changed. for the better =)
people are in change accordingly to their needs
Opinions are based upon available information on a given subject thus when this knowledge pool changes or is corrected the opinion should change with it.
Opinions on morality, however, are, or should be, a bit more rigid do to the long term consequences of changing %26quot;or modernizing%26quot; them to fit current cultural ideas. The concept that some things never change is quite true so is the concept that change is the one constant.
My opinions are based upon what I know at this point, I habitually allow for them to change so that I can be right more often later...hehe.
maybe, as long as i am aging..i think it's normal...we can never be too confident with ourselves, and admitting that what we thought first was wrong is never a sin.. :)
People don't 'quit' changing their opinions. It depends on how effectively they can sustain the ones they have for them to keep them. Like, I have opinions that I've kept since I can remember and others that I change whenever I discuss them or hear sth about the topic in question on the news or sth. If there was a particular age at which you were supposed to stop changing opinions, the world would become a very static and boring place indeed.
A person who is not a socialist at the age of twenty has a hard heart.
A person who is a socialist at the age of forty has a soft head.
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