Either you want him or you don't. If you do, be blunt, honest and willing to lose him. I wish you luck sweety.
2006-11-03 09:01:23
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answer #1
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answered by raiderking69 5
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Okay, this answer is a little different from all the other answers, but when a guy "disappears", that usually means he lost interest or found someone else. I had a guy "disappear" on me for awhile, while we were not dating but were getting to know each other, and I had not done anything wrong--he simply lost interest. The fact that he's 36 doesn't matter, men of any age, who are inconsiderate and cowards, disappear on women when they lose interest--but wouldn't it be nice that once men and women reach a certain age, men are straightforward?
2006-11-03 09:12:51
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answered by Anonymous
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First, breathe. evaluate the ideas on your plate: a million. Her if she is cheating. 2. Her if she's no longer cheating. 3. What you're able to do approximately the two. in my opinion, it relatively is no longer even properly worth it to renowned regardless of if a woman chum (or boy chum) is cheating. this sense of questioning is sufficient to get out of a courting, and that's. No evidence is needed. right this is why: this is an undesirable feeling. it relatively is no longer happiness. it relatively is no longer love. it relatively is no longer have faith. it relatively is no longer protection. and those are the desires we get met from relationships. So, in basic terms relax, evaluate your possibilities and use your concepts to %. one. Then stay with it and don't look lower back. consistently look forward.
2016-11-27 01:39:38
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answered by ? 4
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If you don't want to actually get involved with this guy and he likes you don't lead him on.Even if you did like like him yuck he's too old for you. Find him and have a conversation with him and tell him that you think you two are getting different signals from the relationship and that it would be best if it just stopped
2006-11-03 09:03:28
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answered by wii obsessed 1
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If you don't have any intentions on pursuing him any further, then tell him that. If he likes you, he wants you to like him back. And if you don't, then he doesn't want to get that close, which he sounds like he was. So he probably recoiled from you because he was afraid of getting hurt. Just tell him you want to be friends.
2006-11-03 09:06:06
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answer #5
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answered by jazzteen13x 4
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He may not be a phone guy, but if he's avoiding meeting up again in person, than his friends may just be wrong.
One question though: Why are you talking to his family and friends and not him? Is it possible that you're getting to into his business and that's scaring him off?
2006-11-03 09:02:40
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answered by John S 2
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Did he want romance and you just wanted friendship.
If that is the case he reaized that it was not going to go any further and stopped. Men dont want to be just friends I know that is hard to believe but it is true
2006-11-03 09:45:08
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answered by keith s 5
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Take some time and talk to him about it and don't let him get away without telling you what's going on. Do it in person,not on the phone.
2006-11-03 09:02:29
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answered by lumberman57 4
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Girl I am not a guy, but my advise is to tell him exactly how you feel. He cant read minds and the only he is going to know how your feeling is by you telling him.
2006-11-03 09:01:53
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answered by Jessica 1
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invite him out for dinner and drinks. Spend some time out and find out whats going on with him
2006-11-03 09:00:59
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answered by jcrull70 2
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