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He's not into me, is he?

28 replies

unluckyinlove · 19/04/2011 17:09

Got talking in a chat room a couple of years ago, and progressed to talking on msn, where he became a very good friend. Advised me on problems in life, helped me with how to help my son with maths, cooking recipes, everything.

I've been hurt and let down by men before and explained this when the subject of meeting up came up. I let him know my fears and he said he'd be sensitive to all I've been through. After deliberating about meeting, we did on Friday and had a meal and drink and a wander through London. Pleasant enough meet. Kissed me goodbye on a London station and we went our ways.

I've had no contact since. He's on msn and hasn't answered me and not responded to a text I sent just asking when he was next on msn, nothing else. I dont wish to appear needy or clingy, but I've lost a friend here, haven't I. A very intelligent professional man who I considered a good friend. He doesn't want to know, does he? Please someone out there tell me it's his loss, not mine - as he doesnt seem to have the manners to tell me he didn't like me. Is it normal for people to vanish off the face of the earth after a date, or does anyone think he will speak to me if I don't push it any further. Do any of you think you'll never meet anyone who gets past date one? Is it just not worth the bother?

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Eurostar · 20/04/2011 20:35

Maybe he is married, his wife found out and made him block you?

Can't think otherwise what makes someone so cowardly and nasty not to even say thanks but no thanks but simply block and delete you after such a long time in touch.

Sounds like you let him too far into your life for someone you had never met.

teahouse · 20/04/2011 20:42

I've had a couple of guys just vanish - very rude and cowardly. A couple of others have just drifted off and I'm not the type to chase; all internet dating guys.

I have to say that internet dating encourages the whole casual thing so just move on but be more guarded next time; do you really want someone you've never met knwoing all about you and your son?

nijinsky · 20/04/2011 21:08

Blocked and deleted? What a wierdo. Very odd behaviour. I'd be agreeing with the above, possibly married and scared to go the whole hog of keeping the pretence up/has come to his senses, or some kind of sociopath who is only interested in women who jump into a hotel room with him the first time he meets them.

Online, they can pretend to be anyone they want to be.

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