Wishing someone happy birthday on Facebook, should I do it?
I know this question is pathetic but here we go.
Some dude ghosted me 3 years ago. It’s a real complicated situation but I wasn’t being clear in my intentions so either he wasn’t interested, or I confused him and he ghosted me because of that.
Anyways, I haven’t spoken to him in 3 years. I’ve been busy with life, I’ve been interested in other guys since him, and I’ve gone on some dates too.
I still kind of have feelings for this guy though… they are off and on.
His birthday is coming up, and I was thinking about writing him a simple happy birthday on Facebook.
I want that to spark up a conversation, but I’m 95% sure that it won’t. So if it doesn’t, at least I was nice and wished him happy birthday! Ha
I guess I’m only worried because I don’t want him to think I’m obsessed with him or something, even though we haven’t spoken in years. Logic goes out the window when it comes to this guy.
Opinions? Advice?
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If you want to tell him happy birthday, do it. Harmless. A fb message is also appropriate, like hey long time no see, how the heck are ya…..If you want something or someone, go after it/ them!
It’s only pathetic if he doesn’t message back and you keep messaging, so all good.
Three years later? Sure, say happy birthday. Don’t expect anything to come of it.
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Years ago, a friend of mine went out with a guy. He asked her out again. She couldn’t decide how to respond. A year later she called him to invite him out to dinner. He’d met someone new, married and was about to become a dad.
If you’re interested, don’t dawdle.
I’m a Birthday whore, so I
Ike heading “Happy Birthday” even from people out of the past. If he doesn’t respond, don’t go any further, but it can’t do any harm, that I can see.
I’d just go ahead. I don’t think it’s liable to reduce the chances for a connection. (If he’s the sort to think you’re obsessed and be put off by a Facebook birthday message… good riddance to whatever chance there was!)
How will you feel if you don’t get a response? If you’d be ok with that, then do it. If not, maybe you shouldn’t.
No, don’t. Put it behind you. What you are doing is manufacturing expectations in your mind, and there’s a hugely high percentage that you’e just going to be disappointed.
Let dead dogs stay dead.
Three years is a very long time to be disconnected from someone, they for the most part move on. I personally would not.
He ghosted you. He wasn’t interested in you, whether it was because you weren’t clear, or simply because he just wasn’t in to you. Let it go.
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