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Is he into me?

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candlelightshite · 19/05/2019 16:53

This is an add on from another thread that I had started earlier this week. Been seeing new guy (met OLD) for about 2 months, we talk/text every day etc. and get on pretty well when we're together, seem to have a similar sense of humour. He asks my opnion about things (decorating his house, clothing choices). He can be really caring and nice in some respects but (and this might say more about me than him) I sometimes think he's a bit laid back about things and I wonder he's that into me.

Was asked out by someone else during the week but I cancelled. I just wasn't really that into him and couldn't muster up the enthusiasm.

Went out with the current guy last night, had a very nice evening stayed at his but he didn't want to dtd as he had thrush. (Last time we had sex it was quite rough and I think this may have caused the thrush?) I was a bit worried that he wasn't turned on by me... He did pleasure me though and we had a nice cuddle afterwards. I was wondering about exclusivity anyway so asked him if he was seeing other people (no) and he asked me the same (no). As we slept we cuddled all night, he brought me coffee in bed, made breakfast while I was showering.

We were both rushing around this morning as we had stuff to do so no more serious chat. Would he ask me to stay if he didn't fancy me? Or pleasure me? I'm at the stage where I'd like to start seeing him a bit more, but should I do the asking or leave it to him?

He and I were both busy separately most of today and are home now. We've exchanged a couple of texts but I'm needing a bit of reassurance from him although I don't want to feel needy or that I'm focussng on negatiive things. Should I wait for him to text/call me? My ex has made me paranoid about this.

I'd be interested in other guys' opinions here too if you're around.

OP posts:
AsleepAllDay · 22/05/2019 01:00

Having any sex with thrush is what would concern me. He needs to treat it or else he will be infecting you in future & can be transmitted while you're playing around in bed

AsleepAllDay · 22/05/2019 01:02

And men get thrush and can do so without realising it, it's called balanitis

AskEvans · 22/05/2019 01:31

P.s. men do get thrush even if they are not sexually active (I have a degree in microbiology).
It seems to me, not just in this thread but in others also, that some people, whose motives are pretty see through to be fair, take some pleasure in suggesting that someone's significant other MUST be cheating as their initial comment based on flimsy evidence. Most (not all mind you) but most, sensible men who are in fulfilling relationships with women they VALUE don't cheat. Shock horror.
Some people however are either piss poor at assessing the logic of relationships or in denial, or quite frankly don't behave as a person with a sense of their own value would, and are then surprised when they fail.

FuriousVexation · 22/05/2019 03:09

Thrush is generally caused by a ph imbslance right? It's not an STI. But have had it many times by idiots sticking their soap covered fingers up vag.

Have now developed the resilience to bark "NO FINGERS!" at all of them.

Soundspainful · 22/06/2019 14:46

Few years ago, I had problems with thrush on antibiotics, causing imbalance. So did my son when he was on antibiotics a lot, age only 6, definitely not from sex!

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