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Don't cross the line with your friend. If he's boyfriend material move forward, if he isn't don't use him for your own gratification.
Dear Rob,
I'm 23 and I just moved to NYC.
I recently started hanging out with a guy I met in high school then lost touch with completely.
I randomly got in touch with him about a month ago then for about 2 weeks straight we were texting each other almost everyday and hung out a few times.
Mostly platonic but a little cuddling involved.
We both admitted to having a bit of a crush on each other but I told him that I want to be single for a while because I just got out of a 4 year relationship.
He seemed totally cool with that.
Anyway, we hung out Wednesday night and it's now Tuesday the following week. He hasn't called me at all and only responded short replies to the 2 text messages I sent this week.
I really just want him as a friend, we had so much fun together. What's going on?
Thanks,
Susie
Hi Susie,
He wanted more and you're not willing.
It's time to accept that you're just not in the same place. Just don't ask him to wait for you, it'll kill him.
And do move on, you need to be in the right place before getting
involved with an other guy even if "cuddling" seems safe and right
at the time.
Best Wishes,
Rob.
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- David Deangelo's Double Your Dating
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