Men are not complicated, although they'd like u to think they are. When u feel the need to start "figuring him out", pls consider the glorious thought that he might just not be that into u. And then free urself to go find the one that is. U're worth it.
He's just not that into u if he's not asking u out.An excuse is a polite rejection, men are not afraid of "ruining the friendship."
He's just not that into u if he's not calling u.They say things they don't mean, they make promises they don't keep. They meant it when they actually do what they said they were going to do. That's the very first brick in the house he is building of love and trust. Be with a man who's at least as good as his word. If he's not calling u, it's because u're not on his mind. If he's choosing not to make a simple effort that would put u at ease and bring harmony to a recurring fight, then he doesn't respect ur feelings and needs.
He's just not that into u if he's not dating u. (apply to me: if he's not asking u to marry him)There's a guy out there who will want to tell everyone that he's ur boyfriend. Quit goofing around and go find him.
He's just not that into u if he's not having sex with u.Companionship is wonderful, but companionship with sex even better.
He's just not that into u if he's having sex with someone else.There's no excuse for cheating. Cheating is cheating. It doesn't matter whom it was with or how many times it happened. Cheaters never prosper.
He's just not that into u if he only wants to see u when he's drunk.It doesn't count unless he says it when he's sober. Bad boys are actually bad.
He's just not that into u if he's doesn't want to marry u.Love cures commitment-phobia.
He's just not that into u if he's breaking up with u.U can't talk ur way out of a breakup. It's not up for discussion. A breakup is a definitive action, not a democratic one. There's a guy out there who's going to be really happy if u didn't get back together with ur crappy ex-boyfriend.
He's just not that into u if he's disappeared on u.There's no mystery-he's gone and he wasn't good enough for u.
He's just not that into u if he's married (and other insane variations of being unavailable).If u're not able to love freely, it's not really love. Unless he's all yours, he's all hers. There are cool, loving single men in the world. Find one of them to go out with.
He's just not that into u if he's a selfish jerk, a bully, or a really big freak.If u really love someone, u want to do things to make that person happy. He doesn't have to love ur cd collection. He doesn't have to love ur shoes. But any good, mature guy better make an attempt to love ur friends and family. U deserve to be with someone who is nice to u all the time (u have to be nice to them, too).
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How good it feels to be out of relationship with someone who actually wasn't that into u. Can u feel at least that sense of relief? When u think about it, making all those excuses for someone and trying to "figure someone out" takes up a lot of energy.
By staying with the guy who's not that into u, u are ensuring that u're never going to find one that is. Take the risk of not having someone, possibly feel lonely for a while, but know that u're doing it for a much bigger payoff at the end.
I believe in love the verb, not the noun.