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Thread Tools. I posted this in another forum but thought it might belong here. I was seeing a guy for about a year. Quit in his early twenties. He ended things because he couldn't commit. I liked him so this was hard. A couple months after things were over, I had a feeling he might be on a particular dating site I won't mention the exact one here because he mentioned friends of his that were on it. It has three sections, one of the sections is basically for those looking for sex not looking for a relationship - that's another section and it can get detailed about exactly what they're "looking for".
Anyway, I found him on it. Are these sort of sites common for guys? As a female, it's hard to understand. Sites for people looking for only one thing? We were not in contact and he came back. I'm trying to figure out what to do. Is this sort of casual dating site another form of addiction for those in recovery or something normal single guys do? I'm hoping it's just something he checked out for fun and never really pursued anything - not sure if I'm being a prude in thinking people shouldn't do this sort of thing or if I should watch out.
My gut feels like it's something he was just having fun with and not meeting up with people randomly. View Public Profile. Find More Posts by SS Originally Posted by SS Find More Posts by DesertEyes. Hi and Welcome! I can't really answer your questions, except for to say I agree with Mike.
Why would he be on this site if he wasn't looking for what he said? I know this is terribly hard, but focusing on yourself now is the best thing for you to do. I also believe that digging for information will only hurt you in the long run. I learned a VERY long time ago never to snoop around.
