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April 19, 2019 at 2:43 pm #289841
Hannah
ParticipantWhen he was affectionate, it wasn’t sexual. Just hugging and cuddling. It was very sweet. And he hasn’t contacted me at all but he’s been watching my social media stories. I feel so upset. I was starting to really like him and want to open up more. And I’m not completely against not being serious because I enjoy his company a lot. I’m just hurt because he told me a while ago that he hates the idea of people ghosting but I feel like that’s what he’s doing to me and I’m s confused. From what I’ve gathered in the time we’ve known each other, he’s very straightforward so I’m confused as to why he just won’t tell me he’s not into me anymore.
April 19, 2019 at 4:06 pm #289853Mark
ParticipantHannah,
Did you see my post?
Mark
April 19, 2019 at 4:12 pm #289857Anonymous
GuestDear Hannah:
I don’t think you read most of my last post to you attentively, will you do read all of it calmly and attentively”
– As well as Mark’s post?
I need to be away from the computer and will be back in about 14 hours from now. I hope to read from you when I return.
anita
April 20, 2019 at 7:50 am #289915Anonymous
GuestDear Hannah:
I re-read your posts because yesterday I confused you with a woman (and her boyfriend) from another thread, a cross-thread mix up. The guy you are interested might be a decent guy and he may have noticed that you are very anxious and that is what he referred to as you being “closed off”. Maybe he is uncomfortable with your anxiousness when with him and away, texting.
If you did meet him again, it would be better to make the meeting shorter, so that you can do the laughing and joking you did before, without the anxiety that I suppose came after. It is tough to feel comfortable for long with another person when you question your own sanity, fearing your thoughts are not telling you the truth (“Paranoia” is the title of your thread).
If you text him, limit the length of your text and don’t text him before he answers you, if he does.
Tell him the truth, more of the truth if you have the chance to see him again, it will make you feel more comfortable, but don’t have sex with him. You have to know that he likes you and accepts you the way you are before you have sex with him.
It is okay to tell a man that you are anxious and fearful and need him to text you often, as long as you don’t demand that he does, as long as you take responsibility for your neediness, not trying to make him try to satisfy that neediness (an impossible task for anyone).
Has there been any contact lately?
anita
April 20, 2019 at 3:03 pm #290001Hannah
ParticipantApril 20, 2019 at 3:21 pm #290003Anonymous
InactiveDear Hannah,
Standards are personal of course and I’m not here to judge yours, of course not… But you saying “I just want to know he’s thinking of me sometimes” vibrates as a very low self esteem /worth statement. You deserve to feel loved and admired all the time. Do you want to follow through and explain to me what the real needs/qualities a guy should fi for you ?
I’d like to get more deep with you on that. Kisses
April 21, 2019 at 8:34 am #290041Anonymous
GuestDear Hannah:
I am glad he texted you yesterday morning and hope he texted you today as well.
anita
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