I'm not interested in him, I'm not interested in dating, and I've no interest in wreaking some other woman's relationship.
I've told him it makes me uncomfortable, not interested & yet he wants to meet for coffee. Well he said meet at "your place" but included in the same line meeting at tim horners. So his thoughts / intention is quite obvious.
How do I handle this? I'm far too nice to just block someone which is why we've had 10 text messages but at the same time it's like I've already said no.
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Him being married wasn't on his profile, it came up in texting. Something he said raised a red flag & when questioned his marriaged was revealed. His dating profile was very generic - likes this hobby, does that, etc.
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You’ve said no. That’s it. Since he’s continuing it, you have to block him. That isn’t mean at all. It’s simply holding true to your boundary. He doesn’t respect you clearly. You have to do what is best for you here, which means you have to block him.
I don’t take blocking lightly either. It takes a lot for me to block someone. But in this case, it’s what’s necessary.
That’s the trouble you’re to nice. You’ve said no he’s keeping on he’s obviously a creep block him problem solved.
Sometimes you have to do these things for your own safety and to protect your own boundaries.
Drop all contact, delete his number, block him, etc.