Am I (23F) asking too much for a proper goodbye from a FWB (20M)?

English is not my mother language so sorry for any mistakes.

So I met this guy one month ago from Tinder. He was spending his summer in my city and just went back to his city for the university. We have lots of things in common and had a great time together. We talked about various topics from politics to random fun facts, going to gigs and films together, tried new restaurants and had drinks, and most importantly, had amazing sex. I would say we both enjoyed each other’s company and were especially compatible in bed.

At the end of last time we met up, he just said “see you” so I thought I was still going to meet him again. However when I asked him today if we were going to meet up again before he leaves (it was always him asking me out before), it took him ages to reply and he just said he got plans in the last few days so he couldn’t meet me. And after I replied “That’s fine, enjoy your last days here”, he no longer replied, not even “Thank you” or “Goodbye”.

I didn’t catch feelings because he simply wasn’t my type and I liked him more in a friendly way. But I am still a little bit upset because there was no sign this causal relationship was going to be sour or anything. We did have a great time together and I think I deserve a proper goodbye from him. Am I asking too much? I thought FWBs were still friends in some way.



Submitted August 23, 2019 at 12:13AM

English is not my mother language so sorry for any mistakes.So I met this guy one month ago from Tinder. He was spending his summer in my city and just went back to his city for the university. We have lots of things in common and had a great time together. We talked about various topics from politics to random fun facts, going to gigs and films together, tried new restaurants and had drinks, and most importantly, had amazing sex. I would say we both enjoyed each other’s company and were especially compatible in bed.At the end of last time we met up, he just said “see you” so I thought I was still going to meet him again. However when I asked him today if we were going to meet up again before he leaves (it was always him asking me out before), it took him ages to reply and he just said he got plans in the last few days so he couldn’t meet me. And after I replied “That’s fine, enjoy your last days here”, he no longer replied, not even “Thank you” or “Goodbye”.I didn’t catch feelings because he simply wasn’t my type and I liked him more in a friendly way. But I am still a little bit upset because there was no sign this causal relationship was going to be sour or anything. We did have a great time together and I think I deserve a proper goodbye from him. Am I asking too much? I thought FWBs were still friends in some way.
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