Every so often I get kissbridesdate.com look these up a message from a frustrated extroverted woman who is smitten with an introverted guy. Usually said woman has already looked through my blog posts, desperately searching for answers to her dating dilemmas. She is having trouble interpreting the introverted guy’s behavior. She wants to know if he hasn’t made a move because he isn’t interested or because he’s introverted. Other questions that often come up are:
Should I try to hold back, and be more reserved around him? Can an introvert extrovert relationship work? Why is he so flirty on Facebook and then barely talks to me in real life?
Being the hopeless romantic INFP that I am, I do my best to help these women. Below is the advice I typically give. You might find it surprising.
What I tell extrovert women who introvert , doesn’t mean that he is incapable of pursuing a woman he is interested in. If you want a man who will treasure you, treat you right and make you feel like a lady, you need to shift from being dominant, pursuing, and trying to control things, into a more feminine energy …
2. Tap into your feminine energy by allowing men to pursue you and staying open to ALL men flirting with you and asking you out on dates (not just the man you like). If a man does not pursue you whether he is an introvert or extrovert it is a bad idea to push him. If he likes you he will pursue you.
If he’s too shy to even make a move, he is not the man for you. You will be putting yourself in a position of always having to be the planner and pursuer, which does not feel good.
Advice For Extroverted Women Who Want to Date an Introverted Guy
3. Just trust me on this, beautiful. I know from A LOT of dating experience. And I have dated many many introverted men, too. It is always better to lean back, give some space, and allow him to pursue you.
Make it known that you like him, by flirting in person and being open and receptive when he approaches you, but resist the urge to message him or devote much time to Skyping with him. As a gorgeous, confident woman, you must never give away your precious time and energy to a man who is not actively pursuing you and making you feel good.
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Yes, thanks for the advice. I’m an extroverted woman surrounded by introverted men and can attest that they need to be given a lot of space and respect. No hovering, no stalking, no paying inordinate attention to them. They like being in stealth mode, and they hate being pursued.
You’ve probably already addressed these issues, but once an extroverted woman has really been loved by a introverted man and experienced the amazing unspoken passion, we learn to sit back and let them take charge.
Introverted men love deeply from the head (by giving complements that sound a bit like objective evaluations) and from the heart (by getting us to spend one-on-one time with them so they can share their heart). But otherwise they feel the need to keep the relationship hidden from view.
If an extroverted woman has lots of friends and activities to keep her busy and has patience so she doesn’t obsess over her favorite introvert, these men can be well worth the wait.