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Old 08-05-2013, 08:03 PM
 
Location: Chicago, Illinois
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Time to move on baby!
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Old 12-12-2014, 08:25 PM
 
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I went out with someone for several dates 5 to be exact, and over the Thanksgiving Holliday he was traveling to spend time with his mother. We exchanged text while he was away. I knew he was back on Sunday. When I didn't here from him called him Thursday no answer and texted him Saturday no answer. I am sad because kid of like him. I don't know if there is hope. And I don't know what I did wrong.
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Old 12-13-2014, 01:32 AM
 
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Why does she owe you an apology? Anyone has the right to change their mind about a date, without explanation or apology. Your letter will not make you feel better, it'll only make you look desperate and she will say to herself "thank God I cancelled with this guy". I know you don't see it, but your expectations for this girl are way out of proportion for a first meet IMO. She cancelled ahead of time, it's not like she stood you up. IMO that is ALL she owed you.
I agree.

People seem to want to punish (verbally, I mean) people for not wanting them, and to make the person feel bad. Why? Haven't you ever just not been into someone who was into you? Did that make you a bad person who deserved a tongue-lashing?

In the dating world, it just doesn't always work out, period. That's why it's "dating" - you need to date and have a few conversations with a person to see if you both feel "it". Just agreeing to one date, or loosely agreeing to another but then thinking about it and realizing you're not into it and not wanting to string the person along by going ahead with it, isn't a punishable offense, IMO.
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