should i go on this date?

  • UPDATE:


    we called yesterday and video called today for over 3 hours. It was amazing but there are also other personal complications, but then he also messaged me to say "this is your reminder you're pretty"?!?!?!?!!!???? (and now he wants me to come over spring break). i'm scared he's gonna pull that ghosting shit again though even though it seems unlikely.


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    so me and this guy "dated" for about a month (i was on campus and he was in my hometown) and though we were into each other, he never really texted me. this dude was the reason why i had a Twice- Perfect World sig. anyways about two weeks ago he "broke up" with me and we both agreed it was for the best. he said he wasn't ready for a committed relationship and i respected that.


    recently though he texted me and apologized for ignoring me and explained it was because of stress, and that he'd like me to come over (this Sunday actually) and we can hang out. he said that he's been doing some thinking and he actually does want a committed relationship and he just wants to test the waters first.


    but for some reason thinking about going over to his house, even as a friend, just makes me so nervous. like, sick to my stomach nervous. like, i like him, but my anxiety is through the roof.


    basically the date consists of me and him at his house, gaming. which already freaks me the fuck out bc i'm better at PC gaming and he has a console. but i mean it's a calm and nice idea ig.




    i made him aware of this and laid all the cards out on the table, i told him all of my fears about hanging out (whether he still thinks i'm attractive, whether his parents would like me, what we would do, etc.) and he comforted me but i'm still super fucking nervous.


    he says he understands if i don't want to but i feel really bad. my friends are saying don't do it bc he already went through a period of ignoring me whenever he's stressed and it could happen again. though at the same time he's a good guy and i don't want to leave him hanging.


    also i know this is super shallow but i'm not 100% sure he looks the exact same as he used to so i don't want to get trapped in a relationship with someone i may not be physically attracted to. like it will be awkward as hell if i go over there, even as a friend, and have that situation occur. though none of this may really matter because my late bf set standards that he may not be able to live up to. but i don't want to miss out on what could be a good time.


    so should i say yes or not? i'm genuinely caught in the middle.

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  • anyway, here's my take because ive sort of been in a similar spot before.

    take the chance but don't get your hopes up.

    if you end up disappointed again, you'll feel like shit. so just mentally prepare for the worst imo.

    you can let loose, but a little bit of caution never hurts.


    most importantly, just be you and have fun. if he's still into you after your conversations, you shouldn't worry about anything.




  • ahhhh ok maybe i should.


    i'm so fucking nervous though omg.

  • ahhhh ok maybe i should.


    i'm so fucking nervous though omg.

    ykw, if i wasn't half as straight as i am. i most definitely would've been into you.

    you're just a really likeable person. be confident. <3

  • i'll try. i just can't forget how shitty he made me feel when he ignored me, but if he's really gonna change, that's good.


    also ilysm! <3

    duude trust mee, i get it.

    and then you get all stupidly excited when they reply with the bare minimum?? yeah, been there done that.

    its not a good feeling. i only recently got over that person and i feel much better.


    ilytt!

  • the worst that can happen is you don't feel that connection face to face for a relationship, the least that could happen is you make a friend, the best is that something is there and sparks for you. I agree wtih most comments, give it a shot, otherwise you may regret it, or be left wondering "what if". It's not like he's expecting to take you to a hotel room.

  • Hmm. I’m hesitant here - could it not be a coffee date or something first in a neutral space? A question I would have for him is what types of ways does he have now to work through his stress now as I’m rather with your friends here that when the going gets tough, there might be the same behavior. I would say to be cautious with your heart here..

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  • Hmm. I’m hesitant here - could it not be a coffee date or something first in a neutral space? A question I would have for him is what types of ways does he have now to work through his stress now as I’m rather with your friends here that when the going gets tough, there might be the same behavior. I would say to be cautious with your heart here..


    my thoughts exactly.


    me and him aren't coffee date kind of people so chilling at his house would be way less stressful than a date like that (even though this is absolutely doing a number on me, i feel very sick).


    if we do go through with it i'm gonna ask him beforehand if he has the intentions of developing better coping mechanisms for his issues.


    and i'm definitely gonna be cautious with my heart here.




    social pressure is just so fucking immense.

  • Hmm. I wouldn't go. He didn't respond to you but now who knows why, he would like to hang out again. I hope I'm not too negative, but someone that already ignored/disrespected you, is probably not going to end up being all nice with you all the time, his needs will come first, so if he won'd be feeling it, he'll blame it on the stress and not respond to you.

    (I might be wrong, but I distance myself from people like that)

  • Could you do a video date or would that also be too stressful? I've done that with people when I was traveling for work or they were, where we'd both turn on our cameras and have a meal "together" and chit chat. One time we even watched a movie together when the guy was stuck in a hotel for weeks on a big project and missing people time. I know it sounds kinda dorky, but maybe that would lessen the stress because you're in your own safe space (your home)?

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  • Could you do a video date or would that also be too stressful? I've done that with people when I was traveling for work or they were, where we'd both turn on our cameras and have a meal "together" and chit chat. One time we even watched a movie together when the guy was stuck in a hotel for weeks on a big project and missing people time. I know it sounds kinda dorky, but maybe that would lessen the stress because you're in your own safe space (your home)?


    i did this today, and he's amazing ;(


    the only issue is the looks don't match the personality... i hate myself

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