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I spent a night with a guy i really liked, we didn't have sex or anything but we were really close and stuff, like kissing and ting and he said he likes me and all his friends say he likes me aswell but then the following day he's really shy and is not speaking to me...

What happend? Can some guy's explain this please....

Reply 1

adamu

Ill be blunt: Either he is shy because he is worried what you think of him in which case he will get over it as you get closer.

OR

He just wanted a fool around and isnt interested.

You need to talk to him. Good luck, Ad

Reply 2

bottomness

was he drunk in the night?

Reply 3

WetMyWhistle

just a thought...him and all his friends build up a crush-hype about you hoping to build your trust in him, but then you don't put out, so he gives up...

Or he really is shy...which can be cute...to an extent.

Give him some time...nothing else happens, I say drop him. :p:

Reply 4

john !!

maybe he just wanted soe company and was a bit drunk, but then doesnt really want a relationship..

ask him, but dont send a gazillion texts, thats the best way to make anyone lose interest after what you just explained

Reply 5

r_raghav11

prob he's a tad scared wat u might think of the night b4. talk to him.

Reply 6

Clarence

neither of us were drunk... yeah i will talk to him i was just a bit upset/confused afterwards.....

Reply 7

Mark S

Last night he probably felt more relaxed because of the time and the place and the situation, then when he woke up the next day, all the thinking about the night before comes flooding back, and the guy starts to wonder if hes doing the right thing or not.

Reply 8

hazzawazza

yeah one of my friends did this to me also. i rele liked him and i fort he liked me too but the nx day he was rele different 2wards me.it took about a month 4 things to get back to normal but until then it was rele wierd between us and jus ruined the friendship!

Reply 9

_Jax_

What you need is to meet up and use glove puppets to converse. This way your inhibitions will be removed and you can have a proper conversation about your real feelings without the burden of social ethos.

Don’t use punch and judy puppets as that’s just asking for it.

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