@BelladiMamma whoop whoop for feeling creative!
I prefer Plath's stuff to Hughes though I liked Crow a lot.
@Dee03
I'm admittedly on the cynical side of the spectrum side right now
but I'd message to politely say you hope all is Ok and you will be "out and won't have time to check your phone today but hope to catch up some other time" or something? Take control of the day.
Otherwise you'll just be on tenterhooks all day?
@wontsomebodythinkofthechildren
That's why I'm off the apps - they really are such a headfuck!
Even if there's genuine initial attraction and compatibility, I think a lot of guys feel "one more quick random swipe and OH this new contact looks nice, let's see how this new match goes out of curiosity.
Or they've got the upgrade and can see someone new has swiped on them.
If you think of the sheer volume of swipes on Tinder, chances are that there are 1-2 new attractive/intriguing looking contacts regularly.
Even if they're not "player types" naturally, if they're decent looking and well-mannered and have a little bit about them they always have that option?
But it doesn't allow time to really develop anything substantial?
Like you I don't want to "force things" or be needy early on
(ie pin them down and demand they spend every weekend with me and bombard them with sex and messages - I don't have time myself and I want to take time to know someone!)
But equally it seems like a toxic overcompetitive environment on apps where that's "what you have to do to stay in the game!".
I hope I'm wrong and he comes through and it's just a blip but equally I do think the "game is set up to fail" to a certain extent.