When Someone Takes Hours to Reply
A slow reply is almost always a fact about someone's day rather than their feelings. Here is what really explains the gap, and the one pattern worth taking seriously.
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What does it mean when they take hours to reply? Is a three-month rule real? Do long-distance relationships actually work? These are the searches people make when they are anxious, and they deserve a straight answer with the evidence attached instead of a listicle of vibes.
A slow reply is almost always a fact about someone's day rather than their feelings. Here is what really explains the gap, and the one pattern worth taking seriously.
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Some do, and the ones that last share features you can check for. The success-rate percentages circulating online are not worth much, and here is exactly why.
No, and dating's folk timelines are younger and shakier than they look. What matters is not the month on the calendar but whether you both agreed to the pace.
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