Is he not interested anymore ??

So I went on a date with a guy last week. Everything was great and we got along well. He was kinda of hinting that he wanted to go on a week break to the seaside. Also wanted to know job long I here for.
He paid for my coffee and it was really nice. Like his hug was really tight and he was looking at me really lovingly.
However, both of us have a 5 year age gap which he found out towards the end of the date (he's 25). He seemed chill about it and he was still romantic.
I messaged him that I really liked being with him and he said he really enjoyed it and hoped to see me again next week.

So accordingly I messaged him today and he was replied a few hours later saying he can come to say hello. He came to see me in the library and gave me a hug then said we can meet for the drink and to message him.
I felt a bit off first but then messaged him in the evening and he said he ll come. He came and talked about how's he doing, what I'm doing etc. I asked him about Christmas and he said his friends invited him for the dinner etc. He seemed a little less romantic but still kept talking. He asked me when I'm coming to college and which days and told me which days he's working etc.
After an hour of chatting , he said he had to go to finish work but said he will come outside as he had to smoke. We talked a bit and then he finished his cig and when leaving, he gave me a big hug again.

So I just want to know that if he is still interested or he doesn't because he felt that I'm older than him and he no longer views me as a romantic potential ?
Should I just distance myself from him?

What to do?

If he wasn't interested, he wouldn't have come to see you on two further occasions. I think it's all in your head that he's not interested. He was probably being less romantic because it's hard to keep that up permanently, but he made a special effort for your first date to make a good impression.

But maybe he's just being nice???

Stop posting so many threads about the same topic for the love of God.

But maybe he's just being nice???

He can nicely reject you, but he hasn't, so I'd assume he's still interested.

If you've not figured it out after writing what 10 threads about this? I doubt you ever will.

So I went on a date with a guy last week. Everything was great and we got along well. He was kinda of hinting that he wanted to go on a week break to the seaside. Also wanted to know job long I here for.
He paid for my coffee and it was really nice. Like his hug was really tight and he was looking at me really lovingly.
However, both of us have a 5 year age gap which he found out towards the end of the date (he's 25). He seemed chill about it and he was still romantic.
I messaged him that I really liked being with him and he said he really enjoyed it and hoped to see me again next week.

So accordingly I messaged him today and he was replied a few hours later saying he can come to say hello. He came to see me in the library and gave me a hug then said we can meet for the drink and to message him.
I felt a bit off first but then messaged him in the evening and he said he ll come. He came and talked about how's he doing, what I'm doing etc. I asked him about Christmas and he said his friends invited him for the dinner etc. He seemed a little less romantic but still kept talking. He asked me when I'm coming to college and which days and told me which days he's working etc.
After an hour of chatting , he said he had to go to finish work but said he will come outside as he had to smoke. We talked a bit and then he finished his cig and when leaving, he gave me a big hug again.

So I just want to know that if he is still interested or he doesn't because he felt that I'm older than him and he no longer views me as a romantic potential ?
Should I just distance myself from him?

@londonmyst @hungrysalamander

I haven't figured out so please tell me

But he could just be nice????? Maybe being nice and that's it ??

A 5 year age gap is not that big, I'm not sure why you think it would be a bother to him. I think you're overthinking this.