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>>5, I think I agree;
I talked with my sister, and she had a good point, that "anyone can be made to sound bad, or sound good, depending on what you want to make of them", and I realized I was overanalyzing this girl, perhaps...
I e-mailed her back, saying how I admired her honesty, and mentioned about AIM, saying that:
Either way, at the least we've got e-mail, until you get back on your feet here soon, get a car setup, and re-aquire the job and whatnot, and then we'd be able to do the catch dinner-thing in town;
Her reply, summed up was that:
Sounds great, but I don't know about the "would you call" thing... Literally, my last two relationships involved the telephone to an unhealthy point...
The first relationship was with a person I got to know and fall for on the phone who treated me completely different when we finally met...
The second, was with a girl who got surly with me if I hadn't called her every day, on time, and would do the "I always call you not the other way around" guilt-trip, even though I was calling her...
I swore to myself that never again would I be slave to a girl over the telephone, let alone the phone bills it racked up when I went over-minutes...
I don't mind calling, but I'm an "in-person" or "e-mail/AIM" type guy... I don't mind talking on the phone, just not for hours, etc...
How would be a good way to tell her that I don't want to go down the check-in-with-me-every-day & tell me "so how was your day" route?
I'm sure she'd just like to hear what I sound like, since she's stuck at home in the broken-leg situation, but I'm leery after past relationships of setting a precedent...
I may be a "nice guy", which means I'm not going around seeing other girls (not that since we haven't even met yet on a date, I'm not keeping my options always open), but I'm not the kind of guy who'll ever want to start a "I'm just checking in before I go out for the evening" standard...
Suggestions/Advice, on anything I've mentioned, folks?! Thanks, all!