He Ignores Me but Does Not Block Me: What You Can Actually Know
Separate an open message channel from willingness to participate in a relationship.
Not being blocked is a technical fact
An open account connection means the channel still exists. It does not tell you why he has not replied, whether he wants to reconcile, or what he feels. People leave channels open for many possible reasons, and guessing among them can keep you waiting indefinitely. Begin with the part you can observe: messages are unanswered, contact is inconsistent, or a previously agreed plan has not been confirmed.
Check whether a response is reasonably expected
Consider what your last message asked and the ordinary context. A casual comment differs from a clear question about plans. An agreed period of space differs from an unexplained disappearance. You do not need a universal rule about the number of hours someone should take. What matters is whether the current pattern fits the communication you had agreed on and whether you have enough information to make your own plans.
Send a clear message if clarification is needed
Try wording such as: I would like to know whether we are still planning to meet. Please let me know; otherwise I will make other plans. Adapt the wording and timing to the situation. Avoid sending repeated messages through multiple apps or asking friends to check his activity. A clear request is an invitation to communicate, not a method for forcing a response.
Make your boundary about your own action
You can stop initiating, release an unconfirmed plan, or decide that this pattern does not work for you. Those choices do not depend on proving he intended to hurt you. If he later returns, discuss the pattern rather than pretending the unanswered messages never happened. Ask what contact each of you expects and whether there is a workable agreement. Notice whether actions support the new explanation over time.
Do not outsource the missing reply
A psychic reading, tarot spread, or zodiac interpretation cannot confirm why another person has not answered. Repeated checking of online status may supply more signals without providing useful clarity. If you enjoy reflective practices, use them to explore your needs and limits instead. Talk with someone you trust when the uncertainty is taking up too much attention, and keep decisions grounded in communication that actually occurs.