I was dating this guy for about 3 months, and have been on multiples dates and sleepover. Everything been really good, his very affectionate and caring.
On our 4th date (1 month mark), out of nowhere he said, I really like you and care about you, and I don’t want to hurt you, but I have this ideal type in my mind and even though you’re beautiful and I’m attracted to you, you’re not my ideal type. He said he doesn’t want to drag things out since it be unfair on me.
We ended up stop seeing each other, but we couldn’t stop messaging each other. So we decided to continue dating. We want to see if it will work out.
He would message me throughout the day, call me every chance he gets. He take care of me, take me out to places to eat and do activities I want to try. His always very affectionate towards me, things were great and I thought maybe this time it will work out.
Then at our 2 and half months, I asked him how he feel about us and he told me that he felt conflicted, that he doesn’t think he can get over his obsession of having an ideal girlfriend, but he also really like me and care about me.
I know this is a bad decision on my part but i really like him and don’t want this to end yet. So I suggested to him why don’t we continue dating but also see if we can find someone else better suited. He hesitated at first, but I convinced him that I will be ok and if he does find his ideal girl then we can breakup.
I know this might not last but I want to enjoy my time with him as long as I can. On the weekend he said he wanted to visit me since his in my area. I hesitated at first and told him my parents are home. He said that fine and he want to help me with chores if I need to. He met my parents and they talked for a while, then he stayed for dinner and we watch a movie before he went home.
I just don’t understand, if he want to find someone else and we won’t end up together, then why bother meeting my parents? Is it meeting parents not a big deal to him?
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