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Yana, 19 y.o.
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Date: October 18, 2022
If you've texted her a bunch with no response I would say that's a bad sign. There is ALWAYS time during the day, especially if you like someone, especially if it's been going on for a while, especially if you're looking forward to a date.
There was one guy I knew live! for a while on-line, he was an older brother of a friend who never happened to be around when I was visiting. From his pictures and posts and texting I was excited to hang out, but in person it was just way too awkward. It felt like there was always tension and I hated it. But I still hung out, hoping it would start feeling normal. Or maybe I was just happy to have a friend I could hang out with even if it was awkward. It was little miniscule things that would make me cringe. I started avoiding him, making excuses, and just not answering texts. Eventually he messaged me that he loves me and doesn't understand why I “suddenly” changed. When imo, I was awkward and rude and avoidant through 95% of our interactions and had no idea why he would say he loved me when I thought it was obvious I wasn't feeling it.
I think the reason I would ghost is because there was nothing wrong with the people I was ghosting. How do you “break up”? “Sorry I don't want to hang out anymore” then they wanna know why, what did they do, they're sorry, they can change, they can be different. I didn't want a guy to fake his personality hoping I would like him. I didn't want the guy to try and convince me to give him another chance. And I didn't know how to get the message across that “you're just not the vibe”. I would think if someone said that to me it would hurt more than just being ignored. I would be thinking what was SO wrong with me that they didn't like being around me when I thought they did? I'd feel like an idiot. I'd feel like I had no idea what anyone's intentions were after that
I thought that acting standoffish, rude, ignoring texts, etc would make the guy think “wow, this girl is so flaky. I don't want to put up with this” and HE'D be the one to lose feelings on his own and leave ME. I thought that would be the best of both worlds. He'd be turned off by me and therefore not blame himself, and I'd be left alone.
I had a fling once where I texted a guy I had just hooked up with. He answered the first text and ignored my second. I got the hint and never texted him again. And I was thankful for the quick and painless end of it.
Yes, but were those DATES? Or just dinner with a friend?