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   Maybe don't initiate texting or ask to make plans for two weeks. If he doesn't reach out or make effort in that time, then you might have a good idea how he feels about you. When he does reach out, talk to him like you usually would, don't be short. It will be nerve wracking, but try to keep your mind busy.

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