5 Reasons Why And When A Man Pulls Away, How Long Does It Last?:- If you are dating, you probably had the experience of a man losing interest and pulling away just when everything was going great.
It’s very common. Things start wonderfully, he’s attentive and affectionate, and you have a great time when you’re together.
But then, just as everything is going so well, out of nowhere, something changes and you can feel that he’s pulling away and less interested and you can’t figure out why, or how to make things go back the way they were.
Well, stay tuned, because, in this article, I’m going to explain the top 5 reasons why and When A Man Pulls Away, How Long Does It Last, and then I’ll tell you exactly what to do to turn things around.
When A Man Pulls Away, How Long Does It Last?
If you’ve had the experience of a man losing interest just when everything is going great, you know how unsettling it can be.
- He stops texting and calling as much.
- He’s not as affectionate as he was before.
- He doesn’t want to make plans this weekend.
Whatever it is, you can sense it, and it feels horrible in the pit of your stomach.
And that’s when you start questioning everything, replaying your interactions over and over, trying to figure out what happened.
Was it something I said? Did he learn something about me that they don’t like?
Why is he losing interest and what can I do to get him back to the way he was?
Well, without further ado, here are the top 5 reasons why men pull away.
Make sure you read the full article because after you learn the 5 most common reasons Why And When A Man Pulls Away, How Long It Last, I’ll tell you exactly what you can do to get him back to what he was like before.
5. It’s A Triggered Emotional Response
A sudden change of heart without an obvious reason is often a triggered emotional response.
In other words, Some behavior, interaction, or new information triggered a negative emotion in him and caused him to experience anxiety.
This uneasiness gets associated with you, and he’s gone. And this isn’t something you could ever control.
Unless you were offensive, did something really weird, or appeared way too interested or needy, the trigger is related to something in your partner’s past and has nothing to do with you.
A trigger could be almost anything:
- Behaviors
- Gestures
- Expressions
- Differences of opinion
- Or even the way you laugh
And often they are ridiculous. I know, it’s happened to me many times.
Sometimes a trigger is an alert to an important difference between two people.
But many times, a trigger is simply an irrational emotional response to something your partner isn’t even aware of.
Often, the person who loses interest doesn’t even know why it happened and doesn’t understand why their feelings have changed.
They just know they don’t feel the same. So, how can you tell if this is what has happened?
Well, if it’s a triggered emotional response, more than likely, he will find a way to end the relationship by making an excuse, it’s not you, it’s my excuse, or they might tell you things aren’t working out, or they might even ghost you. And I can tell you a firsthand.. this is difficult to deal with.
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4. You Think You’re More Compatible Than You Are
This is a big one, you start dating a person who you find super attractive and you believe they have a lot going for them, and that they are a very good match for you.
You believe would make a great couple and have beautiful babies together.
But wait… Are you that compatible, or are you just really attracted to him?
Don’t get me wrong, having amazing chemistry with someone is exciting, but do you have non-stop amazing, stimulating conversations? Are you both that similar?
let’s be honest with ourselves, the more attracted you are to a person, the more likely you are to try and forgive the differences between the two of you.
And, before you know a person, you’re more likely to imagine this person has these great qualities and attributes that are perfect for you.
But In reality, he might not be that compatible with you, even though you want him to be.
And for whatever reason, he was able to realize and accept that fact before you were.
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3. He Is In Love With Someone Else
This is also common when an ‘on-again, off-again ex’ shows up asking for another chance.
That happened to me once, I met this woman online, and we started texting and talking.
we went on a few dates and things were going great, and then one evening a few days after our 4th date, we were texting back and forth, and then she suddenly disappeared.
She stopped responding to my texts and calls, No communication. no explanation, nothing. Just radio silence, So what happened?
Well, that evening while we were texting, her ex-boyfriend just showed up at her door and wanted a second chance, and of course, she then deleted all of our communications, guess how I found out?
Well, she started texting me again when they broke up again.. and guess what I did, I ghosted her back, no, I found out what happened and then told her I was not interested in dating her.
Of course, I understood why she didn’t want to date me at the time, but certainly, she could have let me know rather than ghost me.
But at least I knew for sure that it wasn’t something I did.
So, if you’re dating a person who was recently in another relationship, be careful, they could be totally into you one day.
And then totally disappear the next. And If he is in love with another woman, that does not mean you are inadequate, ugly, uncaring, or unsexy.
It means he is caught up with another person. It’s his responsibility and it is not a reflection of you at all.
It is a sign of something going on within his own heart and mind. You are not responsible for using your magic powers to break that bond of love.
That is something he will have to deal with on his own. So you have little control over the first three scenarios.
In other words, it’s not you, but keep watching because if the next two sound familiar, I’ll tell you exactly how you can immediately fix the issue and turn things around.
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2. You’re Attracted To Bad Boys
Are you someone who is always attracted to men who are unavailable or otherwise bad for you?
In other words, you keep picking the bad boys. You know the scenario, The Nice Guy is handsome, sweet, interesting, smart, and available and he is interested in a relationship with you.
But of course, you’re just not that into him. On the other hand, you can’t stop thinking and obsessing over this bad boy.
Sure, the bad boy has some good qualities, but he is either unavailable for a relationship in general or unavailable for a relationship with you.
So, if you have a history of picking these guys, perhaps you’re more likely to subconsciously seek out similar scenarios, hoping that the story will have a different ending next time. Only it does not.
Maybe it’s time to re-evaluate how and where you’re meeting these bad boys and make some adjustments.
Give the nice guy a second date and see what happens.
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1. You’re Working Much Harder Than He Is
When we are attracted to someone and we want things to work out, we tend to go out of our way to be super nice, attentive, and available, and sometimes we do all of the work to make things happen, like always driving across town to see him, arranging our schedule to make time for him, And even canceling plans with friends to see him.
This may be an exaggeration, but if a guy thinks you’ll drop everything for an opportunity to see him, the message it sends is that he’s the most important thing going on in your world, and this has two bad consequences.
#1. It lowers your value in his eyes and when your perceived value goes down, so does your level of attractiveness.
When you show a new man you’re eating too much interest, and too much excitement, you’re perceived value (relative to his) goes down.
#2. He doesn’t have to invest in the relationship. Remember, People care more when they put more effort and invest in their relationships in terms of time, energy, effort, and commitment.
So if you recognize that you have been trying harder and working harder than him, and he’s not investing, what can you do to fix this?
Well, first, Prioritize Yourself and Become someone YOU would miss. BE yourself and make yourself a priority.
This is easier said than done, but start by taking the attention off of him, and put it back on yourself.
Take care of yourself first, pick up some hobbies, make and KEEP plans with your friends, fill up your social calendar, and Cultivate your OWN rich life, one that he would be fortunate to be part of.
Take care of yourself and do the things YOU like to do.
Spend time with YOUR friends and family. Advance YOUR career and interests. He’s got to know how complete your life is.
And, if he becomes part of it, it is because you WANT him to be part of it, not because you NEED him to be part of it.
And secondly, make him invest in the relationship. When they do, they increase their feelings of love and appreciation for you.
And I’m not talking about money, I’m talking about allowing him to help you with things, small favors, helping you complete a project at home.
Help with studying, things that take time and effort. Instead of suggesting you meet him at his place, let him drive your way and pick you up, these things add up.
The more he invests, the more he will like you as a result, I know it seems counterintuitive, but trust me, we appreciate and value the things we work hard for.
Invest in each other equally, share the effort, Share the work, share in the giving, and receiving and you will develop an amazing appreciation for each other.
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Conclusion
Look, anyone who is dating in today’s world will have these experiences and it won’t feel good.
What’s important is that you quickly recognize when your feelings are no longer being reciprocated, and once you’re aware, adjust your behaviors and feelings accordingly.
Don’t waste your time worrying about the person who isn’t showing as much interest as you are.
And don’t blame yourself or spend endless hours worrying about what went wrong.
It happens to everyone, it happens frequently and it’s not a reflection of you.
Period! Move forward and meet someone as eager about a relationship as you are.
You deserve a person who’s just as excited about you and knows how to show it.
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