His availability got unpredictable
Schedule is shifting
When someone's free time suddenly reshuffles with no explanation, their attention may be spread across more than one person.
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His availability got unpredictable
Schedule is shifting
When someone's free time suddenly reshuffles with no explanation, their attention may be spread across more than one person.
Vaguer about his plans and nights
Withholding detail
New vagueness where there used to be openness is worth noticing. People get cagey about things they don't want you to ask about.
Energy runs hot then cold in waves
Attention rotating
Interest that comes in waves can track with where his focus is at the moment — sometimes you, sometimes elsewhere.
Avoids defining anything
Keeping options open
Refusing to make it exclusive while staying close often means he's protecting his ability to keep talking to others.
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Watch for shifting availability, new vagueness, hot-and-cold waves, and avoidance of exclusivity — patterns, not one text. DearHim reads the thread to tell you if your instinct has support.
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