I called him twice the next day but there was no return
call. I did not leave a voicemail. When we originally met, he said he was not a
phone person and didn’t listen to voicemails. He preferred direct talk. I took this onboard thinking it was a little strange at the time.
I was away for the weekend and didn’t have mobile reception
so didn’t know whether he called. But the mobile carrier I am with (Optus) would
send an SMS with the number if someone called through to voicemail but didn’t
leave a message. I had no such SMS upon my return to mobile reception so could only assume he didn’t even try to
return my call or hung up before the voicemail started. I think any reasonable
person would assume the former.
As you could imagine it is a little frustrating when people
make the effort to contact you but the receiver does not make the same effort
to return the contact. This is particularly so given that it is with a potential
partner. Maybe it’s just me but I expect more in a dating context than a friend
context especially during the first couple of weeks of dating!
I just cannot understand why you spend 21 hours with someone
and then play the game of not returning calls or messages. It is mind blowing. You
wouldn’t spend 21 hours with someone if you didn’t enjoy their company.
This isn’t the first time that I have had to wait for
chefette to respond… I hate ‘chasing’ contact with my dates as it can be seen
as clingy and put them off. God knows that it puts me off! I have done my fair
share of chasing chefette, I have sent one last SMS to him saying I tried to call
and was out of coverage on the weekend if he had tried to return my call. I
also said the days im free this week if he wants to catch up again. This will
be the final SMS, if I don’t get a response to this message today then the ‘chase’
is over as he is obviously either not interested or a total rude prick. I’m not
going to buy into the whole 'lost my phone' or 'run out of credit' excuses again…
It’s unfortunate because the time we had together was
comfortable and fantastic… its strange how someone can just flick a switch and
avoid returning contact. We shall wait and see whether the switch has been truly flicked.
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