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Is it OK to playfully hit a guy on his shoulder when your boyfriend is right next to him? NEVER!

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I have a wonderful girlfriend of five weeks, and when we go out I pay for the dates. I don't mind paying, but I can't really afford it. How do I let her know that I can't keep paying for all of our dates? Don't make a big deal out of it, just casually add it into your conversation. Also, girls much perfer to spend time sight seeing and being outdoors, like walking around and having ice-cream for example. Or going to a coffee/tea shop, sitting and chating, so depending on the weather, take her out, but it does take time adjusting now that you got her used to always paying. Also, make sure...

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Why is it that when i first start dating someone, the guy is completely into me for the first two weeks, texting/calling, planning dates, and I am playing it cool, but when I decide to let the person in, this stops and I wind up having to do all the work? Wow, that sounds familiar to me too. If you don't want to get hurt, just keep doing what your doing (the first couple of weeks kinda thing), they like knowing that they can't read you like a book and that they have to try, it's their nature unfortunately. Guys get bored easily, so always come up with something new to say, and sometimes pretend that your so busy and you can't...

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I need to get my girlfriend a few gifts for the season. We have a anniversary coming up, and christmas. She's 22 and we've been dating 2 years. Any ideas on what to get? Make sure it's nothing cheesy, girls hate faking it and it even makes them feel uncomfortable. If you know something she likes like tickets to a concert, play, plain tickets to visit somewhere. Another option(s) is something she mentioned she liked when the two of you were out and about (window shopping). But be careful, don't ask her if she likes something, she may just say she does...

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Why do men want to jump into bed with you but make you wait for years until they are 'ready' for marriage?I've been with my b/f three years and I'm fed up of waiting for the ring.Will he ever ask? They want to know if your easy. When you get what they want, they either keep talking to you for a little bit not to be rude, but eventually leave. They think you do this with all if not most guys. Be careful, guys like a little challenge sometimes. Speaking from past expericence.

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I've been with my bf for 4 years - dated 1, lived 3. Why hasn't he proposed yet? Change, people don't like change. It takes them out of their comfort zone, but sometimes, if you really want something, then you not only have to speak your mind, but also act upon it. Assure him that things will only get better from there and that the both of you will feel more connected. Make sure to communicate effectivly with him and let him know that you're ready for a change and...