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To answer your question, I prefer to try dating someone I already have an established friendship with than get on a dating app randomly to swipe, or signing up for some activity just to “meet people”. I was honestly not that interested in dating someone at all when ex and I broke up and was looking forward to being single for some time.
BF didnt “jump straight into dating me” after we broke up. In fact he wasn’t the one who asked me out. We were just hanging out as friends (after I’ve already broken up with my ex) and then I realised that he was acting more reserved towards me so I asked him what’s up. That’s how i learnt that he has grown some feelings for me which he’s kept to himself all this time. I thought about it for over a week and thought well ok why not try? He has been a good friend to me these years and I didn’t mind giving it a shot.
We kept it on the low because if we asked my ex for “permission to date” we knew it’d be a big fat no, so we thought it was better that we let it sit for a bit first then tell him at a later date so that it will be easier for him to accept the news
I mean automatically assuming he was being used purely because she’s a woman does make you look bad, dude.
You sound like you want me to say that I think he's acting a certain way to validate how you're feeling but I can't. Some people can't quantify their feelings via text or even want to. If you're worried about him, call him so you can hear his voice and understand better what's going on. I have to admit this also: it sounds like you might be looking to fight about how he's treating you. I'd reflect on the relationship overall so you can figure out where your head's really at and then speak to him about your communication issues.
Oh my bad, from your post, it sounded like you were dating for a year and a half.
If you do not know who you are without him, it means you need to leave him to find out. You are too emotionally dependent on him.
Yep
At this point I'd say it's a yellow flag – not a deal-breaker, but very concerning. Before we go to red – is he just comparing mother-love with partner-love in general philosophical terms, or this an excuse for behavior you find somewhere between upsetting and intolerable?
I ask this because, after more than a year, you should have a story or two to tell us about that. And more often than not, the OP leads with the worst story they've got. When we get nothing, we have to ask why not.
I don't think out-of-the-blue is quite accurate. You had just excused yourself from him for a month to take care of your own Mom. I'm not saying that this means Mom is more important to you than he is. I'm only saying that behavior can be more revealing than words. Beyond that – I'll trust your judgment.
I wasn't saying it's a shot at you. I was like her when I was younger, I