Have become intimate with a friend of mine recently. I last spoke to him a couple of weeks ago as he's been away, we had a very intimate text conversation the night before he went away and I've really been looking forward to seeing him when he got back.
He suggested to me before he went away that he'd see me the day he got back, but got back later than he thought so we didn't get the chance to meet up. We have limited opportunity to meet up due to his work commitments and when he sees his daughter. I haven't therefore seen him or spoken to him since he got back.
Anyway tonight I am outside when he's driving down my way (it's his route home) and I wave and he waves back and carries on driving. He doesn't stop to say hello and it's upset me. Am I being over sensitive, is he just being a man and not thinking or am I justified in being upset? I should point out that it's not a busy road, there was no other traffic and therefore no actual reason for him not to stop.
I see him fairly regularly driving by and sometimes he just waves, sometimes hoots and sometimes stops to chat. If I'd spoken to him a couple of days ago or something it wouldn't have bothered me him just waving but we haven't had any contact for a couple of weeks and I'd like to have just said hello, nice holiday etc.
I feel like texting "was hello too much effort" or "lose your manners while you were away" but I have resisted temptation. If I'm intimate with someone I don't think I'm being unfair in being pissed off with him. Any thoughts would be welcome.
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Am I being over sensitive?
Animalgirl · 16/07/2014 23:47
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