<p>There’s some missing information the OP likely didn’t wholly catch onto, which is the reason why this guy blocked him or her. Maybe this guy found the OP annoying, or the OP tried to chat with him too often. The only way to figure that out is from the conversations. </p>
<p>Btw, sharing three friends on fb is nothing. I have come across strangers with like 80 friends in common on fb, it still doesn’t mean I should add them.</p>
<p>Seems like you have a thing for this guy actually. I wouldn’t be that attached to a person from the amount of exposure you described unless they were really something.</p>
<p>^ I was thinking the same thing perhaps that I was a little annoying. No, we have three friends in common outside with those who are on our FB friend list.</p>
<p>Should I try apoligizing to him in a little later in life?</p>
<p>Yeah there are plently of other people to make friends with, though it seems like this person you knew was not. Just try to get over it, I mean really… would you want to be friends with someone who blocks you out like that? I wouldn’t, and doubt many others would.</p>
<p>Might be easier to just move on and forget about it. If you suddenly apologize to him “a little later in life”, he just might find it weird. There’s probably some reason he doesn’t want to talk to you, and it would better if you weren’t so persistent in trying to re-connect with him again - it might come off as slightly stalkerish-like. You have plenty of other friends who would be glad to talk to and hang out you. :]</p>
<p>peachsnapple and mrk642 are actually putting it very nicely lol. you weren’t actually friends with him, you had no real ties with him, and i think it’s weird that you started talking with him in the first place, as it was over facebook…</p>
<p>I don’t trash any type of friend no matter what.</p>
<p>But I don’t mind others trashing me. Everyone is expendable before my eyes, but the only difference is that I don’t make that expendableness happen. The others do. </p>
<p>Maybe that’s just a way that I deal with losing friends, but whatever, it doesn’t really affect me.</p>
<p>“But I don’t mind others trashing me. Everyone is expendable before my eyes, but the only difference is that I don’t make that expendableness happen. The others do.” </p>
<p>That’s pretty much my philosophy. People will come and go in your life, and that’s just the way it is. I’ve recently grown apart from a friend that was as close to a brother as I’ve ever had, and while I don’t like it I’m OK with it. Just keep moving forward. I’ve since made new friends and to be honest I often already have other plans when he wants to hang out. I’d like to, but if he left me then I’m not going to go way out of my way to accept him back. </p>
<p>But it sounds like you didn’t know this kid too well to begin with. When I met someone and we facebook each other, it’s usually just talk a few times and then it sort of dies out. Maybe that’s just me though.</p>