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Earlier this year, I [22f] became very close friends with a guy [24] that I met through mutual friends. We were pretty much inseperable. We told each other everything and I have never felt so close with someone so quickly. We would hang out at least 3 times a week going bar hopping and such. Well, a few weeks ago we left a party kind of drunk and we were talking about how we missed having SO's and generally cuddling with someone, so he invited me over to cuddle and I agreed. Things got pretty steamy instead of just cuddling and afterwards we discussed as just leaving it at as a friends with benefits situation. Not much changed after that, we still hung out, still talked and occasionally we would end up sleeping together. 

Well, lately, I feel as if I am the only one initiating any sort of friendship. I'm the only one to initiate text or message conversation, we don't talk about things like we used to and generally I feel that something has changed on his part, but won't tell me. I don't want to feel like an Overly Attached Friend and keep being the first to make contact and ask to hang out and what not, but I feel that he no longer wants to be around me now that we have been doing the FWB thing for a while. 

It feels like we went from friends, to friends with benefits, to just benefits and it's really bugging me because I miss being able to talk to him about anything and everything and having insightful conversations. Part of me regrets going into the FWB deal because of this. 

So my question is, do I break off the FWB deal and tell him that I miss things how they used to be? He's a great person and I would love to go back to the friendship we used to have, but I know that that is broken now. Is there any way I can salvage this?
<bot>: In a FWB situation, but now I'm being paranoid that he no longer wants to be friends because he doesn't initiate conversation or hang outs anymore.