u/Lithiaru

Hello.

I went to several stores both oficial and unoficial in my city asking for A56 pink color version and they told me they only had black/gray as they were only selling the last stock, + that it would not be possible to get the pink in the future as the model has been discontinued.

I checked on my country's samsung page too and the version with such color while appearing, is not available for buying. I was planning to wait for a restock rather than buying it from a random online seller.

How true is it that Samsung won't produce more? I'm guessing it's because A57 came out, but do they really stop producing specific models after just 1 year or was that a blantant lie...?

I'm changing phones after 6, almost 7 years, from A30s. I think A56's specs fit my needs great, but Idk if I want black or gray, might be dumb or immature but I really, really like the pink version.

Hello. been getting to know this guy at college for 2 months, we share class and things like that. Recently, i noticed he managed his stress in an AWFUL way.

His modus operandi for 'feeling down' about something not related to me was to block me the same day we were alright, without stating any reason, instead of saying smt like "this happened, i need space for a few days".

I was very preoccupied and hurt for a pair of days, thought that maybe i had done something that had hurt him, so i left him one message in another platform, asking to talk in person soon (most soon possible is monday) and saying i wanted to understand what's happening.

He later saw it and answered, we had a short convo. Summary is he said he was feeling down and didn't want to talk or know anything about anyone, that it was not about me. I told him if he ever needed space, he just had to tell me, no issue with me, and please not to block me without reason again. He gave a brief "sorry" but hasn't unblocked me, said he didn't expect me to act like nothing happened and that we would talk on Monday. He also asked some light questions like "what are you doing?" and wrote a few "haha's" here and there, which seemed contradictory to me, felt a bit... like trivializing the situation. Now that I know it was not something that was my fault and that he's alright, I'm feeling angry rather than sad.

It seems like such an immature way of handling stress/difficult situations, not one of my friends who have been through the same, hard or even worse things have done such a thing, much less to someone they supposedly care about. I was thinking maybe to keep getting to know each other since it's the first time something like this happens, and to end it if it happens again.
Yk, because expecting someone to be perfect right off the bat is not really that good of an idea when wanting to be in a relationship, and because... to me, talking things and making deals are 'the mature way'. Other aspects have been alright too.

But it's also the fact that despite me saying i was hurt, one day later he hasn't unblocked me and seemed to give a half assed apology, and that he didn't think of how I'd feel to see myself blocked out of nowhere before doing so. Because it seems so ridiculous that he would have the confidence to give a kiss but not to send one line of text. That maybe he isn't as considerate nor communicative as i thought and expecting that to change or not to happen again only because I asked might be a mistake. Am I choosing to ignore a very big red flag?

btw, this is the first time I actually like someone but i also don't want to get myself into a toxic dynamic. We're not oficial either, but the plan was to be in the future if things go well.

tld;dr: Getting to know this guy, he blocked me when overwhelmed from something not related to me when things were alright between us, i felt hurt, tried to contact him with one short message through another platform, asked him not to do it again, he gave a vague apology and hasn't unblocked me, we will talk in person next Monday. I'm not sure if to give it the opportunity of keep going considering that other aspects have been alright, or to end things considering his unusual response to stress and lack of consideration.