Anonymous wrote:I'd wait a bit and say something along the line of - hoping he enjoyed the wine, and not remembering if I gave it to him or not.
Anonymous wrote:BTDT. Don’t respond.
In my case, he decided he *did* want a committed relationship….except he didn’t act like it and I still caught him sneaking around.
Anonymous wrote:"John, I'm still interested in a committed relationship. Have you changed your mind about that?" said over the phone, not text.
Anonymous wrote:He is hoping you're at the stage of life where you're open to casual sex. What has changed for him is that he got bored enough to text you. Just ignore/block him
Anonymous wrote:Come on, you know what he wants.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He wants to bang you. His other prospects fell through at the moment so he's digging deep into his old contacts.
+1 million I think it’s a lame attempt to be romantic (with the wine bottle and sentiments). 🤮
Bottom line, the woman you were 6 months ago wasn't worth committing to without an ultimatum. 'Nuf said.Anonymous wrote:I recently dated a guy on and off for 6 months; I broke it off with him a few months ago because I wanted a committed relationship and he didn't. In the few months since, he's texted me a few times and I haven't responded.
Last night, he sent me a pic of a wine bottle and glass of wine and said, "I think you got me this bottle! Not sure what stage of life you're at...a lot has changed for me! If you're up for a chat, let me know!"
Do you think he is implying that he's changed his mind about wanting a relationship with me, OR that he has moved on and gotten engaged o new job, etc and wants to tell me about it?
Anonymous wrote:The best answer often is the simplest. OP, if you were interested in a real relationship with someone would you send them a text like that? If no, then why not? Because it seems like childish game playing. Now, if you want childish game playing, complete with random photos, memes, probably some selfies, witty banter, running hot and cold, ambiguity, being stood up for plans because of “miscommunication,” triangulation with other people and things that he spends his time on other than you, then by all means go for it. This guy sounds like a master class in manipulation by text. But if you want to date an actual person with actual sincerity, then clugey Wine Bottle Mystery Man is not for you.