Why women chase men who are not interested in them

Wondering why the bloke you went out with last night has not called back yet? Don't console yourself by thinking he's shy, the truth is he's just not into you

Why women chase men who are not interested in them

Wondering why the bloke you went out with last night has not called back yet? Don't console yourself by thinking he's shy, the truth is he's just not into you.

According to a Loyola University Health System relationship expert, women tend to ignore the signs that clearly indicate:u00a0 "he's just not that into you," but try harder to change the man's feelings.
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"Many women believe that they will be able to change a man's mind and persuade him to live happily ever after with her. However, women cannot change men. They can only change how they react to them in this scenario," said Domeena Renshaw, MD, author of Seven Weeks to Better Sex and director, Loyola University Health System Sex Clinic.
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Renshaw insisted that low self-esteem also may be to blame for this phenomenon.
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"Women send signals that they do not value themselves, when they repeatedly engage in situations or relationships with men who are not interested," said Renshaw.
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Women also may make excuses for unclear behaviour, because they feel strongly about these men and have not come to terms with the fact that their feelings are not mutual.
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"I encourage women to concentrate on finding happiness within themselves rather than waiting for men to call or commit," said Renshaw.
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Society also encourages women to believe that their worth is measured by their ability to find and keep a man.
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Therefore, they ignore social customs, which say that males should pursue females.
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"If women can learn to empower themselves, give themselves due credit and know when to walk away from a dysfunctional situation or relationship, it will free them up to meet someone who is genuinely interested. We should learn from experience and understand that healthy relationships are built on mutual respect and recognition," said Renshaw.

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