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There are two types of men. One who give himself totally to a relationship, while the other runs away from the sign of any serious relationship. This type of man has a kind of relationship phobia. It wouldn’t be a problem if this kind of men was honest with his partner, saying right from the start what he wants exactly in the relationship. Instead, he rolls up to the moment he gets tired and leaves for another one. How to recognize this kind of men? How do you know he won’t commit to you? In order not to fall in love with someone who will make you suffer, see the 10 warning signs that he will not commit to you.

Many of the women I talk to complain that when they think they’re getting to the second stage of a relationship, they find themselves knocked back on the nose. Imagine the situation: you know someone, feel a connection, have some great conversations, maybe a few kisses, then as time goes on, few days or weeks after that , your casual conversations begin to shift to deeper issues. However, as your feelings grow, your partner begins to move away, becomes distant and unavailable.

Some men have a real phobia of relationships. People with problems with commitments often have a serious problem with staying in a long-term relationship. Sometimes the signs that he doesn’t want anything to do with you are quite evident, and other times they are more subtle and it may take a while for you to realize it. So if you start paying attention, you can get rid of a big disappointment.

Falling in love with a person with a phobia of commitment can be a nightmare. Beware of the signs before finding yourself desperately in love with someone who is not able to have a relationship. A man doesn’t need to fit all these signs, however, if you remember your partner while reading most of the things I’m going to talk about, it can be a warning that he won’t commit to you.

He keeps saying he wants to “take things slow” as an excuse. Of course, being cautious in a new relationship is a perfectly normal (and emotionally healthy!) thing, but you have to ask yourself if your relationship is moving somewhere. A man, who is cautious and advances slowly, will eventually make the relationship real at some point. If he does not want commit to you, then he will put obstacles in the way of any progress in the relationship.

He loves sex. Okay, who doesn’t love sex? But in this case, your relationship is practically all about sex. Even encounters that at first glance seem special seem to be a means to an end (and to be clear, that end is sex). If he always directs things in a sexual direction, he probably doesn’t want a long-term relationship. And that’s the real “problem” here: if he wants something very casual and you expect something more serious, none of you will get what you want. There is nothing wrong with the fact that he wants a casual relationship, but he needs to be frank with you about it and you need to be consistent about what you want for your life.

He dodges anything that can be considered a milestone in a relationship. He does not want to meet your/his parents or friends. He will never leave a toothbrush at home or visit you at work. He also won’t want your things at his house and will always give them back if you casually forget something. He doesn’t want to do anything that gives the impression that the relationship is making progress because, in his mind, there is no relationship.

He never, under any circumstances, mentions his ex-girlfriends. Of course, it would be in bad taste to talk about them all the time, but the zero mention of past relationships is suspect. He may be hiding something.

Someone who sees a future with you will fit it into your inner circle and that means introducing you to family and friends. If he doesn’t want to meet your friends or family, or vice versa, it’s simply because he doesn’t expect you to be around long enough in his life. Although it doesn’t have to be immediate, if you are dating for a while, your partner should be excited to meet your friends and family. Also, if you are not included in the activities he does with people close to him, you need to question why this is happening

A person who wants to commit to you is not afraid to talk about the future. Does he invite you to a wedding in six months? Any conversations about vacation? If he’s not talking about the future, he doesn’t see a future with you.

He’s loving and sweet for a few days and then disappears, almost like a ghost for a week. He doesn’t send a message or make a phone call. When he comes back, he acts as if nothing has happened. If he turns into a ghost without making any attempt to pick up the phone or make plans, it’s because he’s trying to keep a distance between you. That doesn’t mean he should be calling every day, but he should at least be checking to see how you’re doing, even if he’s flooded with work or has other things going on.

Finally, one of the biggest signs that he has a phobia of commitment is that he suddenly loses interest. It’s not something that happens over time; it’s almost overnight. He will be too busy to see you, he will make excuses to cancel his plans, and it will take him hours to respond to your texts (if he does). A guy who suddenly and for no apparent reason loses interest in you, is afraid of commitment; he doesn’t want to be with a woman for long