yes they can.
Someone said to me about 2 months ago they wanted a relationship. I didn't know them well enough so I said no.
But now I really like them. But I'm not sure if they still feel the same =(
You cannot change a guys mind.
The only person that can answer this is your friend. Don't expect a man to change for you.
He could change his mind. If you want him to change his mind in a good way, do things he likes but don't make it obvious.
well show hiim that with chu he will have alot more than being single do things he likes make hiim jelous talk about guyz inforont of hiim talk to hiim do watever chu have to doo!!!!!!!!
Maybe he is frustrated with having to deal with a long distance relationship. Visit him. That will change his mind.
because usually you do something that they don't like or they are not sure about the relationship.
People say lots of things which they may mean or not mean. Heck, does anyone know what they want? People don't come into this world wanting or not wanting children. Therefore everything is possible. On the other hand, I think it is always a mistake to have a relationship with someone where you are secretly hoping for them to change into something else. If people are going to change, it's likely that it won't be YOU who gets them to change. Maybe this doesn't answer exactly your question, but your question was not all that clear.
You cannot know what your ex actually intends to do. What you can do is act in the way that best serves your own needs. If you want to put the relationship back together then you should act as if your ex is serious about wanting you back. Your ex may change his/her mind even if that was not their original intention. On the other hand, if you do not want the relationship to continue then act so as to end it now.
Yes. Or they think they love you... and will change their mind later about it. If they change their mind off and on, at least once or twice, don't push it on them. But if you know you want that in your relationship, break up with them before they break up with you later in the relationship. Save yourself pain farther down the road.
There's no specific answer, because only the individual can choose to change their mind. No other person or relationship can change their mind for them. What is a mistake is to become committed to a person who has made it clear to you that they don't want children, only to later blame them for your own refusal to accept anything other than a myopic belief that they would change their mind for you. Instead of seeing a person's opinion of wanting to be childfree as wrong or eventually changing, view them as a person who knows themselves well and knows what they want from life. They have legitimate reasons for feeling the way they do. Don't rely on a misguided belief that they might 'change'; accept their decision and either accept that you won't have a child with them, no matter how serious the relationship or look for someone who does want to have children. But then again I believe that people who sincerely don't want to be responsible for bringing a child into this world should not have unprotected sex either, otherwise they must bear the consequences and that's why we have the law to hold such people accountable.
If you marry Celia your child will start out wanting to be a farmer. But he can still change his mind.
Honestly, it's usually just an excuse for not wanting to commit. Or they just have too much on their plate and want to get that stuff out of the way before getting in serious relationship. Not a bad thing if you don't mind waiting.