I’ve started speaking to someone I went to college with years ago.
He asks questions and when I think ‘okay, I’ll just let this conversation fizzle out’, his next reply has another question that brings up a different subject.
We have a plan to meet for a drink in the New Year.
His reply to one message each time takes anywhere from 30 mins to 24 hours.
Now, I don’t have time even though I do fancy him, to sit messaging day in day out. But I’d sort of expect a flurry of messages if that makes sense
So, a conversation might be what’s your favourite thing to do there. And in a minute you’d reply the answer, and the back and forth would maybe last 5 mins of instant responses. Then perfectly fine not to hear from them again at all for hours and hours, even a day etc
But each and every message has a delay.
I am confused because the messages aren’t dry on his part and he seems to initiate keeping it going. Plus, we’ve agreed to meet
Is this normal for now then? One close friend says yes because you haven’t met up yet, the other two say no, nobody is that busy to leave hours between reply every single message (yes, when not working in his office is the same - even worse actually. Barely any responses ever in the evening)
I feel confused because there seems to be chemistry and interest, but the drag in responses are a bit frustrating as the conversation never builds up momentum
And if I fancy someone, I am actually excited to see their messages and reply.