regular contact, but no face to face

gab2 · #1 May 23, 2007, 08:34 PM

We dated a while, then he wanted to take a break from seeing each other, but maintained some contact (txt. msg, some calls), about four weeks ago, we began to date some again, and saw each other 3 times in 2 weeks, he makes some form of contact every day, but we haven't seen each other again for almost 2 weeks. this seems weird. Why would he be in daily contact, but not try to see me more often.

DocWill · May 23, 2007, 10:23 PM

Have you asked him that very same question? I shamely admit I did that contact every day sparse togetherness. Simply put, all I could make time for while in school full time and working part time was the phone contact inbetween trips to and from responsibilities. I truly did like her allot, she had a great twisted way of thinking. I hated to loose that so I just continued verbal contacts and never had the onions to tell her I dont have the quantity of time to produce a meaningful < you know wot > so I just kept callin her until one day her number didnt have anyone answer it anymore. So the super stud I am I left messages that were probly deleted seconds after I left it. (Looks at dog sleeping on the floor) Tell um Jake arent I a stud!! Hmmm he doesnt care either. Oh yeah by the way, ask him whats up,.., he may answer ya. Good Luck!

DocWill

imcaolma · Jun 17, 2007, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by pbr28

We dated a while, then he wanted to take a break from seeing each other, but maintained some contact (txt. msg, some calls), about four weeks ago, we began to date some again, and saw each other 3 times in 2 weeks, he makes some form of contact every day, but we haven't seen each other again for almost 2 weeks. this seems weird. Why would he be in daily contact, but not try to see me more often.

He is interested with you but this might be his way of making you miss him so that you will know his importance



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