About six Months Ago, this young man met and started casually seeing a new Woman. From the start, they really hit it off, too.

So, once he realized that they “clicked” very well, he made sure to be upfront about what he was looking for – a relationship.

“I told her my intentions within the first few weeks,” he recalled.

However, at the time, the woman he was seeing claimed that she always preferred to “take Things Slow.” He was fine with that, too, and they moved along at a gradual pace.

But then, a while later, he finally tried to kiss her, and she rejected him – refusing to go that far.

“So we talked about it,” he explained, “And she reiterated she takes things slow and wanted to be friends first.”

Anyway, after that situation, he never tried to do anything else that might be considered “romantic” with her. And given the fact that they were just friends, he believed that he was still entitled to date around and see other people.

Before he even went through with his idea, he made sure to check with the woman one more time.

“I basically confirmed that we are just friends,” he said.

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Then, he eventually wound up meeting another woman about three months ago, and things went wonderfully between them. He believes that she is funny and smart. Plus, they’ve even begun regularly sleeping together.

Due to all of this, he decided to make things official and ask her to be his girlfriend.

Yet, once he told the other woman – his “friend” – about his new relationship, she was downright furious.

Apparently, she thought that there was still something in the cards for them, that they were just taking things super slow and had agreed to be friends first.

“But I told her that we were just friends, and I was single, and she had a chance,” he revealed.

Nonetheless, his “friend” is still pretty upset that he moved on and started dating someone else. So now, he’s been left wondering if getting into another relationship while she thought they were “taking it slow” was really a jerky move or not.

Do you agree that when his “friend” still wanted to take things slow, he was technically single and allowed to see other people? Should he have been expected to keep waiting for her to be ready for something more? How should he handle this?

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