@Realdeal1 Yes, he has.
We met eight months after I split with my ex - June last year. this was OLD and we matched looking for something casual and fun - I didn’t have emotional capacity for anything else. We spent a lot of dates going out for coffee, dinner, him cooking for me. He would hold my hand etc. However, his communication wasn’t what I needed, I felt like he would go a week without messaging me. Although this was the nature of casual and I was not used to it. BUT I got to the point where casual fun was not enough and I became emotionally available. He didn’t want more, we stopped seeing each other in September last year. I deleted his number etc. Met someone else end of September online too and saw him until end of Dec/beginning of Jan - He had ED.
Before Christmas Mr Music messaged and we met for lunch. First time since we fell out, he knew I was seeing someone and we were both respectful of this - sort of talked about our falling out and how it would be good to be friends.
We then met in Jan for something, I went to his and we hung out. It was flirty but nothing happened. He did refer to “we” could do something, which I responded to with “we?” And he was like, “yes, we should do that together.”
He then invited me to a gig, it was great, we had dinner too. There was definitely something there between us.
We went to the cinema a few weeks after, followed by drinks where I told him I am finding it hard to be his friend. He said that there was definitely chemistry between us. Went to his and he brought me home the next day.
Up until a few weeks ago I kept deleting his number so I didn’t message him, but he has been consistent in his contact. This is different to before.
It feels to me like we have reset and potentially on the same page with what we want but it’s not explicit. Given where we have been before I am cautious, but can’t invest until I know where he stands.
When I like someone, and to be honest, I am just drawn to him and he gives me butterflies, I read between the lines - which I shouldn’t!
So that’s the deal. I have no idea what’s going on.