At what point do men give up on chasing a woman that they find attractive ?

-When the chase is counterproductive.

What makes a man decide his efforts are no longer worthwhile ?

-Ever hear of the Roadrunner vs. Coyote?

If a woman is genuinely interested in a man .. she will stop running and let him catch her .. true/false ?

-A bit of a chase can be good.

If both of you like each other (and are confident that is the case) ..is the chase still necessary? ... why not just take the plunge!

-Some chase can be fun.

Of course , there are women who like to chase .. Feel free to give your perspective on chasing if you are a chaser

At what point do men give up on chasing a woman that they find attractive ?
.....When she turns around and says Help Police!

What makes a man decide his efforts are no longer worthwhile ?
.....When he finds out she is married.

If a woman is genuinely interested in a man .. she will stop running and let him catch her .. true/false ?
.....False because if she likes him she won't be running at all.

If both of you like each other (and are confident that is the case) ..is the chase still necessary? ... why not just take the plunge!
.....Yes sometimes because the chase can add spice and intrigue

Of course , there are women who like to chase .. Feel free to give your perspective on chasing if you are a chaser
.....I like to think of myself as a chaser but would get scared if she stopped because I would get terrified she would not like me if I caught her.

The only chase that I have personal knowledge of is . . .

I think it's pretty common for one person to be more into the other person. It's less common for both partners to be equally invested, which is when relationships typically occur. I think the one more invested typically does the chasing, be that the man or the woman.

I've done my share of chasing, although I much prefer to be the chasee.

I think it's pretty common for one person to be more into the other person. It's less common for both partners to be equally invested, which is when relationships typically occur. I think the one more invested typically does the chasing, be that the man or the woman.

I've done my share of chasing, although I much prefer to be the chasee.

I think Bonnie (The Educator) is on point. It goes both ways and i think generally females have a harder time giving up the chase than the guys do because they aren't used to being rejected by guys where guys are used to being rejected on a regular basis. Yes, this is what Bonnie was saying and I've got to say I'm surprised by her boldness.

I disagree, just look at the age old question of, "why do women put nice guys in the friend zone and chase bad boys that they know are no good for them". The chase isn't just about men chasing women, I'd say it's about 50/50.

are you sure they chase bad boys .. having a preference for bad boys does not necessarily mean they are doing the chasing . Although some women have the confidence to chase a man .. I still believe “many” prefer the man to do the chasing . If I am right .., I get to pick a mingler for you to chase

If I thought you were right then point me in the direction and i will chase but unfortunately i don't think you're right. I think women chase every bit as much as men do. I think you might be used to being chased so you never chase yourself but the reality is it's an even split.

just checking ... am I the roadrunner or the coyote laughing . I run through the sand dunes .. I am pretty fast

I think it's pretty common for one person to be more into the other person. It's less common for both partners to be equally invested, which is when relationships typically occur. I think the one more invested typically does the chasing, be that the man or the woman.

I've done my share of chasing, although I much prefer to be the chasee.

I think Bonnie (The Educator) is on point. It goes both ways and i think generally females have a harder time giving up the chase than the guys do because they aren't used to being rejected by guys where guys are used to being rejected on a regular basis. Yes, this is what Bonnie was saying and I've got to say I'm surprised by her boldness.