>>99665I can't fully empathize, but you need to understand that men are very goal oriented. If you give off the smallest hint that you might take this first guy back, he would have tried very hard in order to treat you like a princess, as you said. Also, 25 IS immature for men. You have to understand that they are looking for a framework for their lives at that time, and you need to make sure they are not looking at you to provide it. You can help, but he should not treat you like a mommy or anything else gross
I can only advise you to slow down, in the future. Think about the last thing that the guy saw, from his perspective. If there's some kind of opening, they will try to fit themselves into it. In a perfect world, you would have realized that the change in his behavior was only because he saw an opportunity to get your attention back. This doesn't last, it never does
You need to decide what to do with him, if you are certain he does not want to be with you. You can't ever develop, or move on unless you can make a clear decision about who you want to have in your life. Pain only gets worse as you prolong this decision, so take some time to disconnect, be alone with your thoughts, and think
I recommend at least three hours in a dim room, a candle, and no electronic devices whatsoever. My therapist tells me to listen to baroque or classical, but I think no music whatsoever can help the quieting process