In liking someone and telling them so, and consequently realizing you like someone else you just met, you don’t like the first person as much as you think you do.

If the first person was someone you liked wholeheartedly, this new person wouldn’t be a factor.

This means that you are open to liking new people simultaneously.

It’s a little confusing when you think you liked someone, only to discover that there is someone else that you just met that you like just as much, if not more.

It is not uncommon though.

Human beings are very capable of liking more than one individual at one time.

This is part of what makes the human capacity to love or attract so distinct.

You like these two individuals equally.

Since you haven’t been taught or shown that this is indeed possible, you assume that you are doing something wrong.

Not really.

As a person, you can like a number of individuals at the same time.

It could be more than one, multiple.

The real test lies in what you really want.

When you are seeking a serious relationship, you are better off being with the person you know will accept your faults and has the capacity to get along with you in the most trying times.

A strong individual that can stick it through with you through the ups and downs of life is your best option.

If you purely want to have short-term fun, you are better off with the person who doesn’t seem to care about what come’s next.

They are spontaneous and exciting.

In a scenario where you have told this person that you like them but have recently met someone else, never misrepresent your true intentions.

In other words, avoid making this person feel like they are your only dating prospect.

Giving them the impression that they are your only dating prospect, encourages them to develop affection for you, which makes it that much harder for you to date other people with a clear conscience.

Be honest about your intentions and where you stand, without exception.

You don’t have to get into the details about this other person that you just met, however, you do have to be clear that there are other people in the picture.

This sets the tone in your relationships with these two individuals.

Setting the tone alleviates a lot of pressure, which helps you mentally.

Whenever you go out on a date with one of them, you are not doing so with guilt or confusion.

You get to know these two individuals on a more profound level as you go on dates with them.

This facilitates in making an informed and educated decision about who you would most prefer dating for a long-term or short-term relationship.

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