well it depends. You should always get to know the person well enough that you're very comfortable around them and then you marry them. there's no "steps" in a relationship. You get to know eachother, get married if there the one, THEN the other physical stuff comes after that.
I would say that you shouldn't move too fast in a 4 day relationship.
You should confront the other person and tell them how you feel. Tell them that you think the relationship is moving to fast. If they really love you they will understand.
Yes, it may have been going too fast. He may also have not been ready for a real relationship.
What happens when you have a realy fast relationship? What happens when you have a realy fast relationship?
If she says that the relationship is going too fast and that she just wants to be friends...well there really isn't much to it. You may have strong feelings for her, but it's not that way for her. She sees you as too good of a friend to be intimate with, and that it would be awkward to go any further, which you might have been trying to, as implied by "relationship is going too fast". But then again, maybe she's just having a moment in the relationship where she questions it. the best thing to do is not to anger her in anyway. Respect her descision, whatever it may be.
Be honest and direct with the person by expressing that you feel things are progressing too quickly for you. Use "I" statements to communicate your feelings without placing blame, and discuss your concerns openly to find a mutually respectful pace for the relationship. Open and honest communication is key to navigating relationship dynamics.
Maybe because he is afraid of commitment and think your taking the relationship a too fast pace for him Or he doesn't even want a relationship with you/one timer or he is cheating on you
fast?! too fast!!!!!!
Dating is the "trial and error" period of relationships. Not everyone one dates is relationship material. Each person has their own ideas as to the type pf person they want to be with, and there's nothing any of us can do to change these beliefs. When someone says, "We are getting too serious, too fast," it is like saying, "You're not the one." The question you mentioned is merely an excuse to get out of the relationship. Something didn't "click."
If your feeling uncomfortable, big chance your going to fast. Don't rush into decisions. if you are unsure about your or your partners feelings you should let them know that you want to slow it down a bit.
Eating Too Fast was created in 1966.
Movin' Too Fast was created in 1998.