@ccat1901
I’m not doing anything to “come on” to him. I’m just trying to get through the days. I’m not asking for compliments or any else, and I haven’t mentioned how I’m feeling for a few days. I’m trying to carry on and not read anything into his actions it they are hard to ignore.
No, it was a girl he felt “something” with one time but said he has had no contact with her apart from if she is at the venue he works at on a Tuesday (only 2 of those left), but he doesn’t usually get there very early and hasn’t a lot of free time before he has to do his show (entertainer), and he calls me as soon as he has left. As I’ve done thousands of shows with him I know the timings - I hadn’t done this one this year because of covid and not having someone to keep an eye on my son (plus our dog won’t let anyone else in the house).
OP reading through this I had an ex years and years ago who treated me exactly like this, split out the blue but full of I love yous,kisses on the forehead, flirting, even flowers, and then hitting on me,it was totally bizarre. He actually never did stop hitting on me. Two years later I literally had to tell him to f### off. Bizarre.
All I can say is throw him out and make him stay out, close the door and move on. I've been there and it's really awful and he will never commit back to you or cut the cord, but he won't ever leave you alone either which, with the way you currently feel about him, is no doubt torture.
Not completely sure why my ex or your ex do this,I think it's their insecurity, unwillingness to be alone, wanting to keep all the bits they want and not the other bits they don't, familiarity, weakness (his, not yours), take your pick. Don't let him do it, it's utter torture for you.
Plus while he's no Prince for treating you this way, if you do want the best chance of getting him back, you absolutely will never succeed if you keep hanging around as an option, half in and half out of his life. You need to rip off the band aid and make him see reality and the consequences of his actions, and his choice, and let him panic and face reality, because right now there aren't any consequences for him whatsoever.