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Leave him to it, if he doesn’t want to talk to you, can’t engage in basic communication then wants to block you? Fine, he’s signified he’s not interested in talking to you and that sounds like a lucky escape on the information provided.
Only thing is, if he decides he wants to talk to you at x time in the future then you need to decide if you want that and that should be largely contingent on the way he communicates how he acted. But if he doesn’t wanna talk/ never unblocks you? Leave him to it and live your life
Not much to do. Forget him and move on.
Move on. Plenty of fish in the sea, even without baggage
You don’t trust him
Run don’t walk away from this guy..
If this is how he deals with conflict you don’t want him in your life..
He did you a favor by blocking you so just ignore him from here on out and ignore him when he comes back looking for a second chance when he sees you’re not taking the bait and chasing him..
Drop the guy and move on.
Move on
Walk away and don’t look back.
He has a daughter that has got nothing yo do with you. You asked. He wouldn’t talk about it. You’re only in the talking stage. Imagine it was your daughter, and he was pushing and asking questions about her. I think your radar would be beeping off the scale.
Maybe you should have given it time. You live and learn.
You deal with it by leaving him alone, let him go.