okay

 

3. Absence of traditional “dates”

  • Some people use structured dates as a way to show “investment.”

  • Others show it through presence, trust, and integration into their life. That seems to be his style: letting life itself become the container, not calendar events.

  • If you’re noticing this pattern, it’s worth seeing if it aligns with your own pace and comfort, not trying to force it into a script you know from past relationships.

4. What it tells you (tentatively)

  • He’s likely comfortable with boundaries — both his and yours.

  • He may operate from a low-drama, authentic place, where connection isn’t about intensity, it’s about integration.

  • He seems to be checking for mutual attunement, rather than performing affection to earn approval.

5. How this might feel for you

  • Surprising, because it breaks the pattern you’ve known.

  • Inviting, because it respects your agency and space.

  • Slightly disorienting, because your internal script is expecting escalation, gestures, constant contact — things that “prove” interest in a more visible way.

You don’t need to label it “good” or “bad.” Right now, it’s data for your system: he is acting differently, and your body is noticing.

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