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Do I Message Him Or Let Him Message Me?
I'm meant to be going with guy I went on a date with on Saturday tonight do I message him if I don't hear from him or let him message me?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's impossible to know what is going on, without proper context. Not that I think we should know, or want to know.
Sending a picture of a meal could mean more than one thing. As Clementino has mentioned, it could be him showing that he's out with friends instead of spending time with Abbey. It could be that he's subtly trying to say, "look at how nice this food looks, would you like to eat here with me?" or "Do you like this sort of food?". I know that sounds odd, however I can actually imagine myself doing something like that, even if it were to try and start a conversation (yeah, I'm a little odd, I know).
Did he just send a picture and not actually text anything else (at least initially)? It's difficult to know.
If someone messaged me and said, "what are you doing?", replying with 'I'm having a meal at ****', "oh what are you having?", *sends photo*. Without any context, who knows what he's thinking.
Abbey: Don't over think it - that's my advice.
Auntypoll, I can't see a question from you addressed to me specifically and I've certainly not chosen to ignore any question to me.
You say you don't care and yet you persist. I can only repeat that we have the Spare Ed's assurances that abbey is genuine. However, providing proof would require sharing personal information - something that would not only be quite wrong but actually none of your business.
If I may add my twopennyworth - I think this depends on what is meant by the word genuine. In a previous name abbey accidentally posted a link to her FB page in which there were photos of a blonde woman who lived in S Wales and had MacDonalds as part of their profile open to all to view. She's also accidentally posted her home postcode on one of her takeaway food posts and posted pctures of herself in various outfits with the face scribbled out. Someone is writing these posts so on that basis Abbey is 100% a genuine human being.
Whether what she writes and tells us is the truth no-one can say unless they knew her in real life. The AB Eds have made unusual and regular interventions on her threads to tell us to join in nicely or back off. I won't get to find out but I am interested in whether the mods who support her fervently would feel the same if they weren't expected to toe the line.
What I do find uncomfortable is if Abbey has learning difficulties (which she has never admitted to ever) as we keep hearing - and dyspraxia, depression and potential seizures - then why is she getting encouragement about responses to different men on dating sites? Do you think the men who go on these sites are looking for meaningful relationships with someone with all the problems Abbey purports to have? If you really care for her then be honest.
Prudie, mods aren't 'expected to toe the line'. I've been critical of abbey in the past but I have since concluded that she is naive and actually, quite vulnerable. If I think she's being harrassed or bullied I will defend her - but that is my choice and I would do the same for anyone in a similar situation. It isn't something I've been specifically asked to do.
As for her choice of lifestyle, none of us here can change that. We can only advise her to the best of our ability. Personally, I'd rather she didn't go on dating sites at all and I would love her to stick to a full time job properly, but ultimately all of that is her decision.
Clementino, there's no valid reason to close the thread.