I would personally stop replying to him so readily, at least for awhile. He seems like he's kinda playing mind games with you, trying to play hot and cold to see if you'll reply.

He needs to make way more of an effort to get your time and attention, in my opinion At least you know you're on his mind, but he needs to work for it more than this.

StrawberryKitten wrote:

I would personally stop replying to him so readily, at least for awhile. He seems like he's kinda playing mind games with you, trying to play hot and cold to see if you'll reply.

He needs to make way more of an effort to get your time and attention, in my opinion At least you know you're on his mind, but he needs to work for it more than this.

Yeah...I sort of regret replying at all. I laughed to myself when I found the message and I was thinking ""oh that love spell is really working!" But then I started to feel frustrated and down because he's so clearly looking for attention but being really immature about it and also being so cold and nasty when he does get a response. I've had it up to the neck with him, basically.

I'm going to keep up with the pw and the spell. But apart from that, this childish man is not worth my energy.

BettyBlue wrote:

StrawberryKitten wrote:

I would personally stop replying to him so readily, at least for awhile. He seems like he's kinda playing mind games with you, trying to play hot and cold to see if you'll reply.

He needs to make way more of an effort to get your time and attention, in my opinion At least you know you're on his mind, but he needs to work for it more than this.

Yeah...I sort of regret replying at all. I laughed to myself when I found the message and I was thinking ""oh that love spell is really working!" But then I started to feel frustrated and down because he's so clearly looking for attention but being really immature about it and also being so cold and nasty when he does get a response. I've had it up to the neck with him, basically.

I'm going to keep up with the pw and the spell. But apart from that, this childish man is not worth my energy.

I don't blame you at all for that. I tend to have a low tolerance for that kind of thing myself, I think because I wasted a few years on a man who was pretty much the same way. PW & BWD is a great tool, no doubt about it, but I truly feel like some guys aren't worth the effort and men who run hot and cold too that list for me.

BettyBlue wrote:

The strange thing is, I disappeared from social media for a week because I have a relative being treated in hospital. Just before I went I posted something on my FB wall about hating hospitals but loving the view from the top floor. I included a couple of sunset photos, and a guy on my friend list asked me what I was doing there and if everything was ok. 

Well I found that he liked the photos, and a few days later he wrote me a message asking if my relative was better now. So I guess I was on his mind. Also if he had read the conversation with the other guy then he is clearly interested in what I am doing, because you have to actively click on those kind of conversations to read them. Anyway I thanked him and told him briefly what had happened, and I asked him for prayers. He wrote me out a really good prayer, which was sweet of him. I said only "Amen. Thank you so much."

I had the urge to message him today to tell him that the prayer seems to be working, but on reflection I have decided not to. I don't want to chase. 

 

In this situation,  I don't think you're chasing him. You're following up on an active conversation.  If he didn't want to talk about it or anything, he wouldn't have messaged and looked into it.

BettyBlue wrote:

Avaelle wrote:

BettyBlue wrote:

The strange thing is, I disappeared from social media for a week because I have a relative being treated in hospital. Just before I went I posted something on my FB wall about hating hospitals but loving the view from the top floor. I included a couple of sunset photos, and a guy on my friend list asked me what I was doing there and if everything was ok. 

Well I found that he liked the photos, and a few days later he wrote me a message asking if my relative was better now. So I guess I was on his mind. Also if he had read the conversation with the other guy then he is clearly interested in what I am doing, because you have to actively click on those kind of conversations to read them. Anyway I thanked him and told him briefly what had happened, and I asked him for prayers. He wrote me out a really good prayer, which was sweet of him. I said only "Amen. Thank you so much."

I had the urge to message him today to tell him that the prayer seems to be working, but on reflection I have decided not to. I don't want to chase. 

 

In this situation,  I don't think you're chasing him. You're following up on an active conversation.  If he didn't want to talk about it or anything, he wouldn't have messaged and looked into it.

So perhaps I should message him to tell him it seems to be working (my relative did pick up with his health quite drastically since yesterday) and thank him, then leave it at that? He has also liked my new cover pic today which made me feel good.
 

Yes,  try not to think to hard about it. It can become stressful. Allow things to happen naturally in this situation.  It's completely fine to let him know how much the person improved if he's praying for them. It's likely he will reply and you can continue on from there