He Lied To Me

   Love through the internet is like that.

   At first I find it quite strange that you liked him for being nice and writing to you every day (several times) and telling you that you are beautiful. Usually girls don't like "decent" boys at all (although apparently this one is not so decent) and they always prefer some bastard who is more rude to them. Otherwise, I think you're one of the many girls he writes to. As it is written to you that it likes you, so it is written to others. Apparently, as you understand, he stepped back a little. I know this from experience because I also write to a lot of girls on the Internet, but I do it because almost everyone cuts me off precisely because I behave well.

   My advice is not to trust so easily and not to be naive. Beware and be careful with online dating.

   Don't deal with men on the internet.

   Block it, and don't deal with it anymore.

   A man or a boy pays attention to you because he wants you to be close. If you just bask in his attention and do nothing to get closer then he gets tired and stops. Don't be angry with him, angry with yourself for not investing in this relationship as much as he did.

   Number one is right. From my experience I can say that on the Internet in 99% of cases there can be no strong connections. Maximum fleeting and for sex are obtained. It's different to meet someone through your environment. In real life, it's harder to pretend to be someone else, and even if he sees you. Also, it's different when it's in a real environment or you have mutual friends, so the respect is greater too. That's how I met a boy from my school via the Internet. That was years ago. And for a short time we exchanged numbers, he wrote to me constantly for good night and good morning, we talked almost every night for 4-5 hours .... and meaningful things. He shared personal things with me. We met in a teacher, separately and outside for a while. Everything was just perfect, but the faster it started, the faster it faded. It literally stopped everything at once. Calls, writings .... I had written to him after he stopped suddenly, he was cold and I gave up ... and so he really didn't write to me anymore ... I was tormented and crying a lot. Eventually he stopped greeting me and removed me from friends. A year ago we accidentally ran into a disco, he was drunk, he talked to me, we talked a lot in the end ... in the end more things happened, I finally realized that he is a womanizer and my soul is now at peace. We don't communicate anymore, but I don't want to. Nor do I ask myself more questions. that he is a womanizer and my soul is now at peace. We don't communicate anymore, but I don't want to. Nor do I ask myself more questions. that he is a womanizer and my soul is now at peace. We don't communicate anymore, but I don't want to. Nor do I ask myself more questions.

   You are 16 years old, you are not 10-11 to tie yourself to such virtual dumps that you see he is the love of your life. He is tired of writing to you, he has new "girlfriends" with whom he is more interesting, because either he has not met them, or they are much more interesting than you as a person. Don't worry, someone else will appear on the horizon.

   Number 6 for me, a lot of men played it with interest and romance, and when the hammer came to the anvil, it became clear that they only wanted sex. These are some of the numbers of putting a woman to bed - nice talk, etc. As for the girl's problem - how come you haven't seen each other like that (at least that's how I understand from what is written), is he in love with you? It should have lit up for you back then. Don't expect anything serious from someone you communicate with on the Internet. Real life is outside, not in front of the phone or computer.