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[24/f] I've been dating this guy (25/m) for four weeks. He told me about a week ago one night hanging out that he won't ever be in love with me. I asked him why and he said he thinks he should be infatuated by now. His last relationship was when he was a teenager for a month and was hung up on her for many years past; anything else has been brief encounters.  I told him it was okay that he felt that way, but was truly disappointed. Later that night he told me to forget what he said and that it was said per maturely after thinking things over. 

A week has gone by and not much has changed with our interaction, which has always been great chemistry and conversation, but I do feel that I'm starting to invest more emotion wise. I'm not sure if for some people that is what love feels like, total infatuation, for me it is more of a steady thing that develops with time, but I'm afraid that he is just giving it another try without an actual change in heart all the while I'm investing more and more. 

I want to talk about it with him before I get hurt, but not sure when the appropriate time would be. Should I keep with it to see if his feelings develop even if it means mine have the possibility to get hurt?
<bot>: the guy I'm seeing told me he won't love me ever, later told me to forget it. Scared I'm going to get hurt later down the road if he switches back to can't love you.