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Why do men avoid making decisions about the relationship?

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You are sitting in the passenger seat of a life that feels suspended in mid-air. Whenever the conversation turns to what comes next—moving in together, getting married, having children, or simply defining where you stand—he shifts his posture, changes the subject, or asks for a little more time. You find yourself searching why won't he decide what he wants or why do men delay marriage decisions because you are tired of living in the waiting room of someone else's hesitation.

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