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Why Wanting to Meet But Not Picking a Time is a Red Flag

🚩Yellow FlagToxicity Score: 6/10
#commitment-issues#mixed-signals#emotional-unavailability#communication

The Situation

"She said she wants to meet but won't pick a time"

The Brutal Truth

Her willingness to meet but refusal to schedule a time indicates uncertainty or lack of genuine interest. This may be a tactic to keep you engaged while she weighs her options, reflecting emotional unavailability or commitment issues.

❌ What NOT to Do (Anxious Response)

An anxious person might overanalyze every detail, constantly reach out for reassurance, or attempt to pressure her into choosing a time. This is unhealthy; it ignores your worth and leads to more anxiety and insecurity.

đź’­ Something to Reflect On

What part of your past has taught you to chase after someone who keeps you guessing?

✨ What To Do Next

Every situation has nuance. What you see here is a general pattern, but your specific circumstances matter.

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