“The truth is sometimes losing what you don’t have is better than having it half-way.”— Rania Naim, thoughtcatalog.com
“In the end, I just truly hope we both find people who finally won’t be our almost.”— Shaun Ferrer, thoughtcatalog.com
“He never even offers to pay for your meals when you go out to grab a bite to eat.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“If he talks to you on social media, it’s always over a private message. He never comments on your posts publicly.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“When he has a wedding or a family party to go to, he never asks you to tag along.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“You know his favorite sex position, but you don’t know his favorite color.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“He comes on way too strong. If it has only been a couple of dates and he’s blurting out ‘I love you,’ doesn’t it make you wonder how many other women he has said those same words to?”— Stassi R., thetalko.com
“He's all talk. A man who means business will back up his words with actions. But if you have noticed that your guy makes promise after promise and never follows through, it’s not looking good for you, girlfriend.”— Stassi R., thetalko.com
“His mom refers to you as 'that girl.' Mothers always know best, and if you just happen to be her son’s new flavor of the week, she definitely won’t be taking you seriously.”— Stassi R., thetalko.com
“Another super frustrating thing commitment-phobe dudes say is: "I'm not good enough for you, trust me." Then you sit there and go, "But you are! You are, I like you so much!" trying to think of ways to convince him that he's worthy of you being his girlfriend. Girl. He's saying that because, A), he…”— Jessica Booth, gurl.com
“One of the most annoying things a commitment-phobe guy will say is, "I hate labels. Why do we have to put a label on our relationship when we know what we are?" 98 percent of the time, it's bullshit. If a guy really likes you and wants to seriously date you, he will happily call you his girlfriend a…”— Jessica Booth, gurl.com
“He doesn’t share in the boring things with you. That’s right, the boring things. You may ask yourself, how can sharing in boring things possibly be a good thing? The reason is simple – when you share in the boring things with someone like furniture shopping or mundane errands, they are officially pa…”— James Michael Sama, jamesmsama.com
“He is selfish in bed. This is a telling sign of a man who is likely selfish in other areas of life as well.”— James Michael Sama, jamesmsama.com
“He doesn't have his shit together. If you get the sense that this guy's life is a mess, he probably has a lot higher priorities to deal with than you.”— Anna Breslaw, cosmopolitan.com