[quote SpringlikeBunk]@Isitreallyme77
No I agree it’s so easy to get sucked in with chat and think there’s this sense of intimacy when there isn’t
(or you think as the guy is sending so many messages he “must be into you” or “think you’re special”).
But some people are just naturally fast and witty messagers (I can speed read and write and reply ). It means nothing.
When I first got WhatsApp a few years ago I got really sucked in with frequent funny daily messages from someone I vaguely knew.
I was in his city and thought as we had “such a connection” he’d make time to go out on dates, be considerate etc.
There was some flirtation but a lot of
chat about daily life, non sex things, he “acted hurt” if I criticised him or pulled away. I was lonely at the time and he was like my best friend.
It turned out in person he just wanted me to quickly invite him to my hotel room for a 30 minute sex session in his work break 😬🤦🏽♀️😑
Looking back I was very naive - I’d had a poor few years with my MH and he picked up the vulnerability signals and was manipulating me.
but I remember sitting waiting for the transport home absolutely gutted wondering what the hell I’d done or said wrong! As the sense of intimacy had been so strong.
So I’ve definitely learned the hard way to just focus on meeting and not put too much energy or investment into chats.[/quote]
I had to go through about 4 of these to realise that it was just total wastes time and energy. If they don't want to meet they're fakes and time wasters or worse, they're looking for virtual or casual sex without being honest about it.