I'm not giving a dude a cookie for leaving someone alone that he thought was taken, that's what you're supposed to do.
That doesn't make him a good guy.
This is true.
I will also say this. When you think someone isn't right for you, you are supposed to end it. We were in the blocked guy thread cheering when the Op of that thread blocked a guy on her phone(you know the one where he was throwing rocks at her window). And she did that without explanation at first after he seemed ambivalent about the possible relationship. What's the difference? Regardless the reason: He was hoping for an out, He thought she had a man, etc....regardless, he bowed out because he didn't think she was right for him. Some people are more direct, some aren't. All we know is
1) He did not contact her online so...
2) She got a friend to contact him and tell him he didn't contact her so...
3) He then contacted her with some b.s excuse about why he didn't contact her and scheduled a date then...
4) She tweeted a pic of a guy who is not recognizable to everyone talking about he was her boyfriend then...
5) For whatever reason (he was like yay my chance to get out, or booo hoo she has a boyfriend how dare she...or whatever)...he blocked her on all forms of social media and in life. So...
6) She hunted him down yet again by trying every form of social media until ha! She found snapchat was not blocked you son of a B then...
7) He gives her some b.s excuse again (which shows his major lack of interest. HE made an excuse for why he wasn't interested because if he found out the truth and was interested he would've apologized and tried to smooth things over etc, etc)...so
8) ...then she's like take that I blocked you! I win.
Nope. When you type it all out and look at the reality there is one person doing too much. People will give excuses at times to not hurt your feelings and just bow out, or they are cowards, or whatever but most important than trying to
understand them is to look at the reality. The reality is he was and is not interested. I don't believe he was butthurt. He gave more excuses to cover his tracks, not because he was still upset about some guy. He just wanted out. And yay you're not interested now, but I still think he knows that you were the one chasing, hurt, and trying to get the last word in. And it all looks quite childish.
This does not mean he's a great person. This means he is not the right person for you, as I'm sure you now know. It would be better, when he did not contact you to leave it alone. And even if you wanted to go out on a limb and he gave some b.s and scheduled a date, when he blocked you...who cares why? There's no need to go searching unless he typed your name all over the internet versus some possible stupid shade that only alludes to you. Oh well who knows or who cares. He's just too much of a coward to face you and so he's not for you anyways. I am actually on your side OP but don't let a guy get under your skin like that again and this is before you even have a date in the first place. This is too much investment and in the end even though you were done with it, you still went through too much to have the last word. Which means you do care. You are annoyed. He did get to you.
I really think we women shouldn't become so invested in people and let them pull at our emotions especially in the very beginning. Just have fun but do not let him take you for a crazy ride where you do childish or crazy things afterwards. This is your world. This is a trial thing, a try out. He struck out, on to the next as he's not the one. Just think of him as one of the guys trying out for your team and now after seeing his performance you shrug and give him his walking papers, or if he walks out while trying out you shrug again because your team is the ish. There are many who are trying out and you are the one in control of your life/destiny/team and who gets to be a part of it. You are not invested because they are not worthy of joining yet. So oh well, he blocked you (walked out during the trials) for whatever reason...thank goodness, that's one less person to filter through because you know he isn't right for the team. Your team (or you rather as I'm sure you are following my silly analogy) is the ISH and if he's too silly to see that, then he isn't worthy of your team and it's better to know in the beginning than to invest in something that will not work out. And say he walks. There's no reason to catch up with him and say "No you're not leaving, I FIRED YOU So there!"
You are the ISH. No need to do all of this. Just keep developing yourself as a person and know this: You don't want anyone who doesn't want you. You have too much pride. You are too wonderful to deal with someone who can't see that. Not everyone is right for everyone. This person just isn't for you. No need to go chasing in the first place. Position yourself sure, but never chase.