I mean there is fear of so many things, what if we both don't match the vibe, what if he is not supportive, i mean how should a women take decision?
let him know wats ur vibe and interest.. if he is not into it, then you can take decision appropriately.. whether to move frwd or not.
That's the problem, girls judge quickly and most boys won't open until they are comfortable...
Is this what is known as the opposite attracts?
No, it's known as not being on same page when meeting
Just got to every wedding function, events of your community, you may find someone marriage worthy there.
Find some good relatives whose full time job is matchmaking through whatsapp groups, keep good relations with them, they will keep sending you good biodatas
3.Just make your bachelor existence in the community, majority of people in the community should know that you are the fresh bachelor in the market, they will bring rishtas if you announce yourself in the bachelor market.
Meet and spend time with the person until you are sure that he is the one. Even don't try to judge and reject someone in your first meeting itself, you may not like a person completely in the first meeting, liking evolves as you know the person more and more, give yourself time to know the person completely and then make decision.
And for boys, just wish that you are not the first few boys she is meeting, girls usually have many options to choose from so when they start groom hunting they usually rejects many guys they meet in starting assuming that there will be someone more perfect and suitable for her. Expectations keep decreasing as they meet more and more guys, so just hope you come in her list much later.
Women get so many options that they remain thoroughly confused🙂
All of us at some point of time go through this phase, fortunately/unfortunately I am going through it too!
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