Question Posted Saturday September 22 2007, 9:22 pm
I'm 22 years old. I reunited w/ my old high school crush after 6 years. He never knew I liked him because I was his exgirlfriend's friend. I hated how she treated him. He was such a nice down to earth guy. When I saw him recently he still seemed like that same guy. We got drunk & ended up having mind blowing sex. The next day we were laid back (both had a hang over) we went to the movies & spent as much time as we could before he had to drive back home. I was curious to know what was going to happen after he left, so I asked. He then asked me what I wanted, I was honest. I mentioned that I wouldn't mind trying to have a long distance relationship. Mind you, there's an hour distance between us. He seemed comfortable w/ the idea. I didn't pick up on any akward vibes from him. That was a month ago when this all happened. I haven't heard from him at all. I'm feeling completely rejected. I've made an effort to calling him, left a couple of voice messages "Hey call me back when you have a chance". I even sent him a myspace message asking him if everything is alright. It's evident to me that he's ignoring me on purpose. What the hell happened? He was the last guy that I would have guessed wanted a one night stand. I'm wondering if his behaviour has anything to do w/ the fact that he's been hurt a few times in his past. I know that his exgirlfriend cheated on him as well as his exwife. I don't know what to do exactly. He was in the Navy as well & my friend commented that it's quite common behaviour for military men to just throw themselves in work & not pay attention to anyone else. I feel that if I saw him again I'd kick his ass. I don't know what the best way to go about this. I feel used. I shouldn't feel like this!
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