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Why He Stopped Writing To Me

By chrismuscles October 12, 2020 4 answers Last updated October 12, 2020

Hello, my story dates back six months, I will be brief, I hope clear. I see a boy only for the purpose of non-committal relations from time to time, only in our country. He is bound, I am free, so it is more convenient for everything to happen in our country. At the time, he was the initiator of everything and it was a long time before I "surrendered". We see each other during the day for a few seconds, as we walk along the corridors of the university, I look forward to these moments .... but anyway. Our relationship is mainly writing emails and from time to time, quite rarely, a few hours spent we have. One time we quarreled in writing and decided not to write to each other again only if I wanted to see each other, but I couldn't stand it and wrote to him. He answered me, told me that he always had fun with me, that when we were really together we talked in a very different way. Sex between us has been going on for six months now, we've seen each other at least a dozen times. But the last time we saw each other, the next day he wrote me "it was very nice last night", I wrote him "I'm happy" and he didn't answer me anymore and so on for almost a week. I know that for him I am only a sexual object, I did not want or insist on more. I just wonder why he stopped writing to me, just like that Was there nothing to tell me or did I not react as he expected? We wrote to each other for six months and now suddenly it stops? Or did he probably get what he wanted and decided he didn't need me anymore? Guess a lot, but what could be real? It happened another time that he stopped writing to me and I couldn't stand it and wrote to him and he thought he had problems, but for a long time our conversations were meaningful and we discussed common things, related to the university. At first I remember that he had stopped writing to me in the same way and then said that he had done it so that I could ask for it, but then we had not had sex at all, and now it has happened after we had done it again. . It still seems to me that men cover in this way after sex for the first time, not after a six-month meeting. I am asking for advice.

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summerscrew answered · October 12, 2020

   Here's a tip: don't deal with the bound.

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MissKassy answered · October 12, 2020

   http://www.exooo.com/viewtopic1.php?t=5628 I think you're played. Swallow the defeat.

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ariabane answered · October 12, 2020

   This is the smallest problem that someone is bound to. One day is bound, another is not. This is a specific behavior that the author would like to be interpreted. She does not want advice on whether to deal with the young man or not, but what exactly would mean his behavior, since they have been seeing each other for a long time, and not since yesterday. He may have thought about it, he may feel guilty, he may want you to start looking for him, or he may not know what else to say. Maybe, having received what he wants, he thought that there was nothing more to say and if you are patient enough, he will look for you again. Or it may mean that he is tactfully telling you that he wants the relationship to end. Although it always seemed stupid to me when someone took you down to be so brazen, and when he wanted to get rid of you, to swallow his grammar and to be on the principle "remember daughter-in-law".

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annajobling answered · October 12, 2020

   Often people do things for which they themselves have no explanation. In my opinion, you are just for his diversity and it is not known if you are his only diversity. Once he is committed, and there is a parallel relationship, he is not in charge and to expect responsibility to yourself from him is not very real. It is possible that you are tired of him, that he has found another variety, that he is busy, that his girlfriend has caught him and what not. Rather, it is good for you to look for a person who is only with you and not torment yourself. Success! Soul