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need some man advice!

mazers22 · 2014-05-19 14:47:32

A year ago I met a guy , fell for him instantly, and I really felt we hit it off. It felt different to any other time iv been with someone. Theb after a few dates he drifted and we parted ways. I meet him again 2 months later, he came up to me in the bar , told me he hadnt stopped thinking about me etc etc. We get together…

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A year ago I met a guy , fell for him instantly, and I really felt we hit it off. It felt different to any other time iv been with someone. Theb after a few dates he drifted and we parted ways. I meet him again 2 months later, he came up to me in the bar , told me he hadnt stopped thinking about me etc etc. We get together a few times and then again he starts to drift , telling me he has a fear of commitment and doesnt know what he wants. So I cut it off. Now he has text me, 4 months later, saying he has been thinking about me alot and he was sorry for how thinga went the last time, but now he knows what he wants. And asked me to meet him for coffee. He hurt me twice before, by going distant due to his "fear of commitment". But im still mad about him, and he has always been on my mind too. Should I trust a guy like this and give him a chance again, or cut my losses and prevent the chances of getting hurt again and forget about him ..? Any advice what to do with a guy like this is much appretiated

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Hi OP, I have moved your thread to this forum as I think you'll get better answers here.
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#3 19-05-2014 3:12pm

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OP, seeing as you have already posted this issue here and are getting responses, I'm closing this thread.

Regards,
Mike

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