Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are y’all kidding? 24 hours are in a day and it literally takes 2 seconds to tell someone that you won’t be making game etc. He’s lost some interest. Guy here.
I'm not a guy but I agree with this guy. I bet if more men responded they would agree with this guy too.
I think he was gung ho until you had sex. Then either he simply got what he wanted, or his mind wasn't blown by the sex and now his interest has cooled off. I would back way off and see what happens next. The ball should now be in his court. If he's a guy who will start becoming less communicative and less willing to keep plans you two had made already you need to find that out now.
I'm a guy. They have been on 5 dates. They made vague plans to watch half of the Super Bowl together. From his perspective, he may have thought she wasn't really interested in the game and thus no need to follow up quickly, especially if he's suddenly slammed with work. It might be that he is taking this all less seriously than OP, but if they are otherwise having a great time together, why throw it away over this? Why not just have fun? If she wants to make it super serious, she should have that conversation with the guy. But OP should be prepared to be disappointed because this guy may want a more relaxed situation than OP wants.
Honey. Most women do not want a situation where they are having casual sex with a guy who isn’t serious about them and blows them off at the last minute.
Anonymous wrote:do not respond
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why not be honest? Something like, “sorry to hear you’ve been swamped. I was looking forward to watching the game with you, but could have made other plans if you’d let me know sooner.”
That's not the real issue and you're making it more comfortable for the man in this situation.
The real issue is that he didn't want to spend the planned time with her, after he slept with her. There is no point of mentioning that to him, he knows what he did.
And more importantly, there is no point of begging him for his precious company. He is not that special.
OP, please, wise up - this is BS.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe he was watching the SB with friends. Maybe he wants to dial back from the intensity of it. Maybe it is awkward to acknowledge Valentines Day when you effed up the weekend plans. Dial it back. It really has only been 5 dates. Or reply. I don’t see the harm if you can keep your expectations in check. You’re too old for games.
Anonymous wrote:Why not be honest? Something like, “sorry to hear you’ve been swamped. I was looking forward to watching the game with you, but could have made other plans if you’d let me know sooner.”
Anonymous wrote:Did you ever hear from him, OP? If not, delete him from your phone. Next.
Anonymous wrote:No. OP, this is a bad sign. Sounds like you had solid plans and he didn’t have the courtesy to provide notice (if he was busy he would’ve seen a cancel coming…….) and was super casual about it when he did, offering “thoughts of you” during the game? This is giving me player vibes, and I’d drop him if I were you. It probably won’t get better but if you want to find out, don’t respond to his text and see what he does. If he asks what’s up, tell him why you went MIA. His response to that will let you know if he’s worth another second of your time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are y’all kidding? 24 hours are in a day and it literally takes 2 seconds to tell someone that you won’t be making game etc. He’s lost some interest. Guy here.
I'm not a guy but I agree with this guy. I bet if more men responded they would agree with this guy too.
I think he was gung ho until you had sex. Then either he simply got what he wanted, or his mind wasn't blown by the sex and now his interest has cooled off. I would back way off and see what happens next. The ball should now be in his court. If he's a guy who will start becoming less communicative and less willing to keep plans you two had made already you need to find that out now.
I'm a guy. They have been on 5 dates. They made vague plans to watch half of the Super Bowl together. From his perspective, he may have thought she wasn't really interested in the game and thus no need to follow up quickly, especially if he's suddenly slammed with work. It might be that he is taking this all less seriously than OP, but if they are otherwise having a great time together, why throw it away over this? Why not just have fun? If she wants to make it super serious, she should have that conversation with the guy. But OP should be prepared to be disappointed because this guy may want a more relaxed situation than OP wants.