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Input: So I'd met up with this guy once before, it had gone pretty great and we both expressed that we would like to meet again, and soon as he's only in town for the week. Today around 6pm he messages me telling me he'll hit me up later, I don't hear from him for a few hours until 11:30pm when he texts me, I ask him when he'll be free, and he answers that he's in bed, which I interpret as him telling me to come over. I text back that I'm on my way if he's cool with it and don't get a response. 
I make the 30 minute walk to his place, at this point it's 12:30. We both have plans early in the morning that we've communicated, but I figured it would be worth it. I get to his room's window (the place I last met him at) and he's asleep, lights are on and he's holding his phone. At this point I face a massive dilemma, either turn back or try to wake him up. I think about it, text a friend, friend says that I've come too far to turn around, and I figure that if I fell asleep after making a plan I'd feel bad for just wasting someone's time. So I knock. He doesn't wake up, knock a few more times and I'm about to give up and go home when he wakes up.
He looks around, opens the blinds more glares at me, shakes his head then closes the blinds and turns the lights off. I take this as my cue to go home, having wasted an hour of my time and feeling like an asshole. He also then blocks me on the app where we met, and I assume also blocks my number, but I haven't tried to hit him up since. 
So, AITA? 


waking up a fuckbuddy who had said he wanted to meet up