I am divorced and a mother of one. I am quite new to the dating game. So I need some help on my "game" skills.
Me and this guy have been talking for a couple of months now. We have been on dates and seem to get along great. He talked to me everyday and it was fine. We were friends prior to our date, so we were comfortable with one another. When I learned that I really did in deed like him, I let him know of the boundaries with dating and having a child involved (e.g. staying over late night, seeing one another everyday, children and attachment.) He in turn told me a week later that we were in two different places in our lives and he wasn't sure where it was going. He told me that he did like me and was interested and that "it sucked". He is older than me and very independent with a great job and education. I ,on the other hand, am working and still in school.
After he told me this I immediately distanced myself from him and didn't speak to him anymore. When he figured out I wasn't talking to him anymore he started calling again and talking to me. Hen we saw each other for the last two weekends. He is calling me again, but he is not telling me how he feels about the situation. I asked him today and he is still tip toeing around the topic. I mentioned that I thought it would be for the best not to talk to him anymore. I decided for my own good to not talk to him because he obviously doesn't appreciate me as much as I do him. I do not feel like it is an equal relationship. I deleted his number and contacts over email. He now is texting me asking me why I am not talking to him numerous times. What do I do? Never knew this could be so difficult.

~sad mommy

What "sucked"? Did he say specifically? And what is the difference in ages?

He said that it "sucked" because he likes me, but he thought that we were in different places in our lives right now. He is four years older than me.

Well, just be honest!
"I have a child and she's my priority, and you say 'we're in different places'... So if that's how it is, just stop calling me".

You can't start a relationship with a guy who obviously isn't comfortable with dating a single mom.

Yea I agree with mandyforp there is no way you can have a relationship with a man that's not comfortable with dating a single parent. I think you actrually doing good by yourself I seen you in school and working you doing what you need for you that's a good start I think you might want to just focus on you and your daughter and one nice man will come soon are later(I would leave him alon) if it was me I will get my number change and move on with my life. Hope I help you