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Relationships & Indecision: How to Handle an Uncertain Man Without Losing Yourself

26 Jun, 2025 by Claire Hamilton | Kenuba Love & Wellness

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Posted by: Claire Hamilton | Kenuba Love & Wellness

In every love story, there's a rhythm an ebb and flow of attraction, connection, and communication. But when one partner in the relationship is chronically indecisive, it can feel like dancing with someone who can’t hear the music.

If you're in love with an indecisive man, you're not alone. From the outside, he might seem mysterious, charming, and emotionally layered but behind the curtain, his inability to commit or even choose a pizza topping might be slowly driving you up the wall.

So, how do you deal with an indecisive partner in a way that protects your heart, supports growth, and nurtures real love? Welcome to your Kenuba Guide to navigating love with Mr. Uncertain.

Understanding Why He’s So Indecisive

Before you chalk it up to a personality flaw, consider this: indecision often masks deeper emotional patterns. It could be rooted in:

Childhood conditioning (perhaps a parent always made decisions for him)

Past trauma or heartbreak

Fear of failure or rejection

Low confidence or perfectionism

Men who are indecisive aren’t always lazy or non-committal they’re often overthinkers paralyzed by the fear of making the “wrong” choice. Understanding this can help you approach the situation with empathy, not just frustration.

The Emotional Weight on You

Let’s be honest constantly having to make all the decisions in a relationship is exhausting. It puts the emotional labor squarely on your shoulders, and that imbalance can quickly breed resentment.

You might find yourself:

Overplanning to compensate

Questioning your own needs and wants

Feeling “stuck” or anxious about the future

It’s crucial to recognize that your mental and emotional health matters. You deserve a partner who meets you halfway even if they’re a work in progress.

1. The “Mini Decision” Technique

If you want to help your partner build decision-making confidence, start small.

Ask him:

“Should we try Thai or Mexican tonight?”

“Which movie sounds better to you?”

“Red or navy for my shirt today?”

These micro-decisions give him a low-stakes chance to flex his judgment muscles. Over time, these tiny moments build self trust and show you if he’s willing to grow with you.

2. Let Him Experience the Consequences

Don’t rush in to save him from every poor or delayed decision.

If he procrastinates on booking a trip and misses the best deals, let him sit with that regret. If he can’t choose a restaurant and you both end up hangry and cranky, don’t brush it off.

Consequences are teachers.

By showing him that indecision isn’t neutral it’s a choice with consequences you help him see the bigger picture. Just remember to approach it with calm energy, not criticism.

3. The “Mirror” Conversation

This is where you tell him how his indecision makes you feel.

Example:

  “When you say ‘I don’t know’ to every plan, it makes me feel alone in the relationship. I want to share this journey with you not carry it alone.”

Use “I” statements. Stay grounded. You’re not scolding you’re sharing your truth. If he cares about you, he’ll listen. If he dismisses your feelings, that’s a whole other issue.

4. Deadlocks? Use the Coin Flip Strategy

Stuck in a stalemate? Turn the decision into a coin toss but here’s the twist: don't just obey the coin watch his reaction while the coin is in the air.

Psychologists say people often realize what they really want in the moment before the coin lands.

If he suddenly hopes it’s heads there’s your answer.

5. Understand That You Can’t “Fix” Him

This one’s tough, but real: you can encourage growth, but you cannot transform someone who doesn’t want to change.

If he wants to become more decisive, fantastic you can support that. But if he shrugs, withdraws, or gaslights you when you bring it up, it’s time to consider whether you’re dating his potential instead of his reality.

6. Don’t Be Fooled by the Mystery

Many women are drawn to indecisive men because they seem deep, sensitive, or mysterious. But sometimes, that "mystery" is just emotional unavailability in disguise.

You deserve clarity not chaos. Security not suspense. Love isn’t a puzzle. It’s a partnership.

7. Yes, You Can Date More Than One Person While Figuring It Out

If you’re not in a committed relationship yet and you're noticing red flags of indecision, consider dating other people. Keeping your options open gives you better perspective and prevents your brain from creating an emotional obsession over someone who hasn’t earned it yet.

Your energy is sacred. Protect it.

8. Even Science Has a Trick: The “Bladder Effect”

Sounds weird, but research shows people make better decisions when they have a full bladder. Why? Scientists think it forces the brain into higher self-control mode.

If you're having a serious conversation and want his brain fully switched on maybe don’t schedule it right after he’s had a bathroom break. 😉 Sometimes, even the oddest tips are worth trying!

Final Thoughts: Love Doesn’t Have to Be Uncertain

There’s nothing romantic about confusion. A healthy relationship isn’t about guessing games or emotional roulette. It’s about two people who show up, choose each other, and decide every day to be present and real.

If your man is indecisive but willing to grow, there’s hope. If he’s consistently passive, dismissive, or evasive, it may be time to walk away with dignity and make yourself the priority.

Because your certainty about yourself is more powerful than any man’s inability to choose.

✨ Need deeper clarity on your love life? Explore our tarot card readings, intuitive relationship tools, and exclusive spiritual content right here at Kenuba. Your future self will thank you.

About the Author: Claire Hamilton

Claire is a relationship wellness writer and intuitive guide who has worked with couples and individuals for over 10 years. Passionate about self-love, emotional healing, and modern spirituality, she believes that every person deserves love that feels calm, conscious, and mutual.