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Recently, while browsing videos, I came across a very interesting topic: What does it really mean when a girl says "We're moving too fast"? This reminded me of a friend's experience. She was deeply hurt by a scoundrel in her first relationship. Later, she told me that when a girl says "too fast," it's often not a real rejection but has deeper implications.

Here's my friend's story: She and her ex-boyfriend got into a relationship shortly after they met, but he cheated on her very quickly. This incident left a big shadow on her feelings, so much so that when she met new suitors later, she would always say, "We're moving too fast." In fact, it wasn't that she didn't like them, but she was afraid of getting hurt again.

This made me realize that when a girl says "too fast," she is often expressing a sense of unease and concern. They need time to observe and confirm whether the relationship is worth investing in. As one netizen commented, "When a girl says it's too fast, she's actually testing the boy's patience and sincerity."

So, what should a boy do when a girl says "too fast"? I think the most important thing is to give the other person enough sense of security. For example, slow down the pace, spend more time getting to know each other, and build trust. Don't rush for results, but let the relationship develop naturally.

I also noticed an interesting phenomenon: many boys feel rejected when they hear "too fast," but that's not the case at all. When a girl says "too fast," it actually indicates that she has a good impression of you, but just needs more time to confirm the relationship. As another netizen said, "When a girl says it's too fast, she's actually giving you a chance to prove yourself."

So, next time you hear a girl say "too fast," don't be quick to lose heart. It's actually an opportunity for you to show your best and prove that you are a trustworthy person. After all, good relationships need time and patience to cultivate.

Finally, I want to say that everyone has a different grasp of the pace of a relationship. What's important is to respect the other person's feelings and give each other enough space and time. Only in this way can a relationship develop healthily. What do you think? Feel free to share your views in the comments section!