How do I get over being strung along?

Relationship Advice: What to do when you are being “strung along”

1. Be honest. Be honest with yourself first, and also be honest with the man or woman who is possibly leading you on.
2. Stop trying to de-code the person’s behavior.
3. Instead, use this time to focus on more deeply understanding your own feelings and behavior.

How do you know if a guy is being strung?

Your gut confirms what you’ve known all along: Told you! You know by then that there’s a chance you’re being strung along, but you still see his good intentions. There’s a good potential future to spend with him. You understand that men typically need more time to commit, so maybe it’s just that.

What does it feel like to be strung along in a relationship?

It will almost feel like your relationship is brand new once again that being strung along becomes a bad distant memory. But he’s doing that for a reason. He wants you to look forward to the future; a future he doesn’t even know about. He wants you to stay a little longer until “he figures things out”, as he keeps saying. What things?

When do you Know You’re in trouble with your boyfriend?

When things don’t add up. He doesn’t call when he’s supposed to; he’s late; he cancels at the last minute; you realize that you’re working a lot harder at it than he is. If you start making excuses for him, you’re probably in trouble. Remind yourself that denial doesn’t change anything; it just prolongs it.

What to do when a guy won’t commit or let go?

Perhaps you want to be casual. But if you do want a relationship and this guy can’t seem to commit or even give you a straight answer, it is time to make your move. [Read: What to do when a guy won’t commit or let go] #2 Talk to him. Once you figure out what it is that you want from this guy, tell him.