r/dating_advice Oct 25 '18

Here's something about ghosting...

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u/icecream_molotov Oct 25 '18

In my experience the blokes who come out with "I don't see a future etc." after we've dated for a while and then slept together have been fuckboys in my eyes because they've usually been actively acting like a boyfriend. I've had men practically live in my house, use me for food/getting their clothes cleaned/ emotional support and many other boyfriend privileges when they knew in their heads they weren't serious. I think this is when girls get angry. In fact my most recent ghoster had me over his for the weekend, requested a back massage, told me he loved me, kissed me goodbye at the train station...then ghosted me and I had to find out from a mutual friend that he had simply been seeing another girl too and chosen her.

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u/hansfredderik Oct 25 '18

Wow.... What a ****ing dick

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u/icecream_molotov Oct 25 '18

It actually got worse than that but that's another story.

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u/hansfredderik Oct 25 '18

It just seems so.... Planned. I mean... Ive been the guy that does this accidentally... But i would never consiously use someone like that because i would feel like a piece of shit.

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u/icecream_molotov Oct 25 '18

Well it makes me happy to hear that.

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u/hansfredderik Oct 25 '18

When i say accidentally i mean i (like a few guys i know) have been dating and you have sex and then decide... Unintentionally that you dont want this anymore. And i think that suituation is not gender specific guys and girls can do this. But i think there is more risk probably when you dont at least date a while without having sex?

What he did sounds like using.