Is there a way to recover from being too available with a guy?

littlegirl
I have discovered the hard way, that I have made myself too available for a guy that I really like and want to get to know. We have known each other for several months and he is getting over an X. During this time, he was showing a lot of interest in me (phone calls and texts msgs, which he almost always initiated) and asking me to go on walks or coffee, but I never said no. And he ended up canceling most meetings - until Dec. We finally met for coffee and had a nice time. Then he hung out w/me on NYE and the day after. I think I have a hard time doing the slow route and being evasive (I was married/together w/my X for 15 years, so a little rusty in the dating world) - we tried the friend route recently, but he kept texting me, and asking what I was up to or how my day was. We met in person to return a movie and he said maybe we could do coffee; I never said I had plans and the coffee mtg never materialized. I invited him to go bowling w/a bunch of friends (he doesn't care for) and he said no. He said to call him if I didn't go. I decided I wasn't going to go bowling or call him. Later that evening, he text to see what I was doing. I was at home watching a movie, then he wanted to know if I was alone. Which I told him I wasn't and I told him I was bored. I said I was going to go out by myself (I was being kinda bratty, which I apologized the next morning) I don't know if he was testing me, but I haven't heard from him for 4 days. Anyway, I've been told by friends not to contact him (which I haven't), but I'm just wondering if there is a way to undo the damage I might have done?
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Over the last couple months, he has told me I'm amazing, good listener, sexy, gorgeous and that he like's me. We haven't had sex, but foreplay and said I gave him the best bj ever! I was afraid to do anything more, because he was still in contact w/X.
Is there a way to recover from being too available with a guy?
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