Guy not making me a priority after discussing this twice…stick around or move on?

[MoonFace2]

There’s this man, who I saw for a while. He was really available until we slept together. Then he acted distant, but wanted me to message him twice a day. I did, but then he barely acknowledged my texts and I told him I’d move on if he didn’t do the same thing. He did it for a few days, then the same thing happened. No response when I said good night.

what should I do now? Should I just ignore him and move forward? I’m feeling like I’ve had enough of this behaviour. Also, should I stay off the dating app where I found him, for a few months, in case his friends are using it?

[SteveSmith1985]

So this one's not too hard to give an opinion about. Your question without a description is enough to say "move on."

If you're not happy with something, you talk about it. Which you did. Twice. If you don't see an effort to make the changes you've (presumably) agreed to... then its time to move on. If there's a reason to think a third time would do it... give it one more try. But only if you really like the guy.

I had a record-scratch-moment at the end where you asked; if you should stay off the dating app where you found him in case his friends are using it?

Can... you explain that for me please? I cannot for the life of me... figure out why you would ever do that, for that reason. I'm genuinely just curious. Why would you avoid the dating app in case his friends are using it?

[NathanDavis]

Move on

[Screenwriter]

He's a serial sex dater. After he got some, he lost interest. And who knows, he may have other chicks on the side ALSO. He wants the attention with no effort to stroke his ego.

Forget him. And hold off on sex until you KNOW someone well and know where they're coming from and how your relationship will develop.

[EmmaMary]

Congratulations on becoming another name on his score card.

Dump the pathetic lowlife and move on with your life.

[Jennz6]

Move on

[In_Trance]

Move on