What's a polite way to tell someone you don't want to talk with them anymore?

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I don't know if anyone care about this stuff. If you spend a little time to read and help me, I'd really appreciate that.

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I was scrolling facebook when I saw this guy's face. He wasn't the handsome/smoking hot kind of guy, but he is my type - slim, nerdy and seems to be decent. So I sent im my friend request, he accepted. I started the conversation first, and he replied me with enthusiasm. From then on, he always the one who texted me first.

He's 30, I'm 22. We're both single. I always choose the topics that are easily to discuss about, to keep our conversation going and everyone can have good laughs. He asked me basic questions and gave me generic compliments, such as he thinks I'm smart, have a strong personality and responsible, etc... and he wants to meet me in person. I told him I wasn't ready to meet him yet, but I would like to know him better.

Then the conversation began to fade, I can feel that he gradually found less thing in common to chat with me. He said he wanted to meet me in real life, but afraid I would be disappointed about him. He told me he only had a college degree, while I hold two bachelor's degree and planning to become a master in my major subject. I said there's nothing wrong with that, and he avoided.

Then he stopped texting me for a long time. One day, he posted a picture with the caption, lowkey saying that he used to love someone but he couldn't make it. His friends asked him 'What's wrong', or 'Are you interested in someone' and all he replied was he's fine, he wasn't inerested in anyone, only wanted to focus on work.

I feel like he was implying he didn't want to tallk to me anymore. He could always tell that directly to me, I'm completely ok with it. Why? Is there something wrong with me, or him?
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What's a polite way to tell someone you don't want to talk with them anymore?
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