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Aaaww....I know exactly how you're feeling! It's happened to the best of us! The thing I'd like to caution, however, is the fact that he said he doesn't want an intense relationship, which probably means casual dating at best. You say you want something more, or that's what I sense from your post. With that said, I think you may just be latching onto this friendship idea HOPING for something more, and I'm sorry to say, but more times than not, that often leads to heartache! I've been there! Furthermore, a guy can keep his commitments, but that only depends on whether what he told you, about grabbing coffee was sincere and not a "friendly send off" so to speak! See the difference? I have told guys I was no longer interested in that I'd like to be friends and let's hang out with no intentions of doing so. I did this in the past of course, when I was much less mature and sensitive to other's feelings, and I have had this done to me as well! So I would just "move on" and if he calls, great, but if he doesn't, then you'd already be well on your way of getting over him!

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Saiph

Good question. I was pondering the relationships of my life and how much they ALL have blown chunks. In exactly these same annoyingly draining, yet not quite disasterous ways. None of them cheat, or beat me, or are addicts, or anything so blatant you couldn't ignore. They're all just... draining. The accumulation of little things over and over.... til you can't ignore it anymore. Then I feel like an ass because I was fine with the little quirks and difficulties before.

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