Can a guy miss you after talking for 2 weeks?

[confusedgirl3]

This guy & I started talking, we've seen each other at work before but never really spoke. He started following me on instagram & then we started talking from there then exchanged numbers a week later, everyday for 2 weeks we were talking all day non stop, only if he was busy with work or sleeping & vice Versa. We were supposed to hang out for the first time this past Sunday but we got into an argument Saturday & stopped talking. Can guys miss you after 2 weeks? Even if we didn't hang out? We got into a disagreement once j he said he didn't want to stop talking & loved out convos but this past argument we had on Saturday, he said he'd had enough & was done. But could he still miss me?

[RedDress]

You've been texting (only) for 2 weeks and you've already had one disagreement and one argument without ever even having gone on a date.

 

Forget him. This is not the guy for you.

 

Even if you found a way to work things out, it's not normal to have that many disagreements/arguments this early on. It would not be a healthy relationship.

 

I think you should move on.

[MissCanuck]

Talking for two weeks isn't enough to form a serious attachment, so while he might miss chatting, it's not likely he'll miss you because he doesn't really know you. I don't mean that to sound harsh, but you've never hung out in person so it's something that will likely blow over quickly for both of you.

 

What was the argument about? I agree with RedDress that arguing even before the first date is a bad sign.

[SherrySher]

Agree with the above, 2 weeks of chit chatting doesn't amount to a lot. And fighting this early on, to the point of him saying he doesn't want anything to do with you, is a very bad sign.

 

I was a bit confused, do you work together? So do you still see him daily even if you're not texting?

[melancholy123]

You cant miss what you never had. All you were doing was talking with a person and then he seems to have moved on. I think you are making this into more than what it was.