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    Anonymous
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    Dear Tiny Potato:

    It makes sense to me that you blocked him even though he didn’t answer your messages/ was not contacting you or harassing you. What the blocking does for you is that you no longer wait for him to contact you, knowing that whether he does or not, you will not  know about it.

    If he thinks you are immature for blocking him, does it really matter to you? After all, you don’t know what he is thinking right now. People think a lot of things that aren’t true. If he thinks something, doesn’t mean it is true. I am sure he thinks a lot of things that aren’t.

    Is my response helpful to you, or did I miss something else that you would like to address?

    anita

    #221761
    Tiny Potato
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    Thanks Anita. Yeah it’s true, everyone has their reasons for doing things.

    I just felt a lot of anxiety and insecurity around him.. almost as if he wasn’t interested in me at all. It was a bit confusing after 8 months of messaging. However, I took the texting to mean more than it did. I’ve learned a lot that I cannot handle these casual flings and should instead focus on people who are willing to give me more. I am very passionate and intense when it comes to romance, not necessarily bad, but does not suit someone who can have emotionless sex.

    I want to move on but still feel a little hurt that he could just cast me aside so easily.

    #221767
    Anonymous
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    Dear Tiny Potato:

    That he “could just cast (you) aside so easily”, that he may cast women aside so easily, doesn’t have much to do with the women he casts aside but with his childhood experience, his early relationships with his parents.

    A whole lot of our behavior as adults, in adult relationships, has to do with our early relationships with our parents when we were children. (There is also the element of what society teaches us  about gender roles, as well as some gender specific biological factors we are born with).

    anita

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