Blocked by phone but not texts: android users

[Luckyroulette]

My ex and I have been broken up for almost 2 months and were together for almost 5 years. In that short period, we seem to have matured a bit more. We recently hung out in between a matter of two weeks. He clearly said he could only be friends with me, and for the first time in my personal history, I wanted to try my best.

 

We have a very strong connection, and I'm sure most in this situation would believe in reconciliation. I was aware this was a time to practice new behaviors. It was going quite well, and we were enjoying each other's company.

 

However, my feelings began to nag me, and at some point, I melted down and caused a text fight that spotted the day. A poor decision, and habitual move I've been working hard to break. This was yesterday.

 

Well, he blocked me from calling him and his social media. However, today, I reached out to him to express my embarrassment. He text me back, still furious.

 

I believe he has an android. So I'm trying to understand how he blocks my calls but not my texts? This has been something that was a usual in our past fights, and I always took it as a positive sign that he didn't block me from texting.

 

In most arguments from the past, if I called him or text him, and he responded, it was a positive sign. I've asked before during those moments if he still cared about me, and the response was always: I'm on the phone with you.

 

Anyway, if anyone has dealt with something along these lines, I'd love to hear it. Primarily, if you have an android or a reconciliation that proved successful despite a struggle.

[JewelD]

I have an android. He probably just set your calls to auto-reject. Your phone doesn't ring when that person calls, but if you browse through your call logs, they are listed as missed calls.

 

Blocking texts is a separate feature. Once you block a number from texting, you don't receive those messages at all. You can block calls from a number but still allow texts. and vice versa.

 

My ex used to do similar things to me. I wouldn't call it a positive because he's choosing what mode of communication he will allow you to contact him on. It's passive aggressive nonsense.

 

We reconciled many times but it ended because it was a dysfunctional relationship. If you can't work out your problems by communicating in a reasonable fashion, it's not going to get better.

[aileD]

I can block certain numbers via my cell phone carrier (sprint). I can also separately block texts.

 

Also maybe he as just rejecting your call and not blocking you, or maybe he unblocked you by the time you texted

[Thatoneguy55]

When blocking texts on my Samsung Galaxy, they end up in a spam/archive folder. You arent notified when they are received but you can go retrieve them.