I met this guy about a week before school ended. He is going to a different school in the fall, but in the same city.
We became facebook friends, and were sort of jokey-flirty. We wrote a LOT to each other. Things elevated to texting and some I'm conversations and talking a couple times.
By the CONTENT of what we say to each other, its a lot of joking around, flirty, and a conversation you could have with anyone you really got along with.
By the FREQUENCY of our interaction, I'm not so sure. He often takes a whlie to respond to facebook & text messaging (which I know is instant).
He even came to my city twice over the summer, but never even mentioned he would be in town.
I called him once, but he said he was busy & he'd call back, but he sent me a text at 2am saying that he just got caught up in things. but nonetheless, never called me back.
He is probably the sweetest guy I've ever known (it's just his personality). I live where there are a LOT of attractive people around, and he's probably not the most attractive guy. I'm not trying to be mean, just honest.
Even so, I WANT this guy. I fantasize about him. He is absolute sweetest guy, and in my estimation, not a player.
It's been THREE MONTHS since I've met him. When we were still in school, he vaguely suggested we 'hang out' together, but there was no follow through.
Okay, so perhaps these are not the most fortuitous circumstances to be judging someone. giving that we've been on break.
But, if I were a guy, I would have tried to make more of an effort to talk to/meet up with/hang out with a girl.
And I think I've been fairly obvious with flirting. We talked about s*x, masturbation, and I joking/flirtingly commented on his body a few times. I don't know what else I could have said, short of "I WANT TO **** YOU"
Do actions speak louder than words?
Is he interested or is he just being friendly?
Note: I'm getting weary wanting this guy. so I didn't say anything to him for four days, and I get a text from him after 4 days saying "things are pretty quiet over there." Would you say that to a friend?
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