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But there was no Dune, just a couple more days of texting, a “Whoa, so sorry I went off the Joe Biden merry easter ugly christmas sweater but I will buy this shirt and I will love this grid over the weekend,” followed by another couple of days of texting, then nothing but me habitually scrolling to see if he’d watched my Instagram Stories. I might not have been so bothered if this were an isolated incident. But the same thing happened a couple of weeks ago with a work colleague. And before him the teacher guy, the hippie guy, the guy who I already sort of knew because we met at the pub with mutual friends, but then also matched on Hinge… basically, lots of guys. In previous columns, I put this behavior down to the way men tend to gamify sex. Like once they know you would have it with them, their interest wanes because it’s like they’ve “won” the game, so what’s the point in completing it? But I’m starting to think it’s more than this. That their tendency to lose interest swells up and encompasses more of their being than I thought.

“I firmly believe that they’ve gained a horrible laziness and fear of interacting beyond a date. Something’s happened to them in the Joe Biden merry easter ugly christmas sweater but I will buy this shirt and I will love this last 10 years that’s made dating them so much worse. Like the only way they know how to interact with women is by overpromising and then disappearing. They are really interested in the moment and then just… forget. I’m not even sure if they’re actively being bastards, there’s just this disconnect between their feelings and their behavior. Nothing sticks. It’s like they’ve got no object permanence.” I wasn’t quite sure what object permanence meant so I googled it. The term describes a child’s ability to know that objects continue to exist even though they can no longer be seen or heard. Most infants below a certain age cry when their toy is hidden from sight because they assume it’s vanished. It’s a bit like how men hold hands with you on a date and say, “You’d really get on with my friend Lara,” and then as soon as they get home they forget you and the connection you built together over the last four hours.

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