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He used to send paragraphs. Now it is "haha" and "nice." When someone's effort drops, their interest usually has too. Compare his current texts to a month ago -- the difference tells the story.
A one-time slow reply means nothing. A pattern of increasingly slow replies means everything. If his average response time went from 20 minutes to 6 hours, something shifted.
Questions keep conversations alive because they signal "I want to know more about you." When the questions stop, the curiosity has stopped too.
Count the last 10 conversations. Who started each one? If you started 8 or more, you are carrying the relationship. That is not sustainable.
"Let's hang out this weekend" used to turn into "Saturday at 7, I'll pick you up." Now it stays vague. Vague plans are not plans -- they are polite ways of not committing.
When you bring up feelings, the future, or anything serious, he deflects with humor or changes the subject. Emotional avoidance is a sign he is mentally checking out.
Posting stories and commenting on others' posts while taking hours to reply to you? His attention is available -- just not for you.
Trust your instincts. If something feels different, it probably is. Women's intuition about relationship dynamics is backed by research -- your brain picks up on micro-signals you cannot consciously articulate.
Sometimes people genuinely have rough patches. The key difference:
If he wanted to, he would. It really is that simple.
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