@anna18,
Hello,
I started being very-friendly, caring, funny, complimenting, chivalrous, and so on with a married female colleague of mine. Sho consequently fell head-over-heels in love with my perso: She would turn red as a tomato sometimes! Other times she'd burst out laughing like a silly about random animal fail gifs that I showed her lol.
It was the bauty of her femininity that made me behave this way. Even though she's married, in some distant, messed-up way I dreamed about holding her close to me one day (while hanging out in the old-town, "Altstadt" in my city in Germany, but whatever). For months on I gave her what I knew her rather simple-minded husband had no sensitivity for: A sense of building an authentic connection with somebody, uninhibited and pure. At times her entire being would become one of happiness; the way she talked, gestured and texted with me was just "full of life" - and very lovely. I couldn't fathom how someone could become so beautiful. Her face, her body, her soul, her character, all united in one brightly shining girl (I called her sunshine-face) fascinated me. I wanted to see her happy forever - I wanted to understand her by studying her and be close to her for the rest of eternity.
I know I was manipulating her, though, because that's what flirting with a married woman is. There's nothing right or pure about it. Quite the contrary, acturally. Otherwise I would not have told her that I'm worried for her husband; that she might need to let him decide how to spend their time together more (as I knew he is rather passive and clingy). Of course, believing I'm "good", she opens up, cries and tells me that he drags her down for no reason sometimes, to which I would then responded with: "I feel like your marriage is going to become truly beautiful in the future! Don't feel to down about it." and "It'll work out, for sure!"
One day she realized how ill the relationship we had truly is, and became hostile to me - desperately attempting to show me how she acturally hates me now. This was very sudden and surprising, although I understand that I've hurt her badly.
The connections that we built are not severed easily, though, and I often catch her looking at me, reacting to whatever I do. Being a very confident person, I understand how I've become somewhat of a beacon of light in her life - albeit a corrupt one that leads to darkness.
In conclusion, I'd like to say that people will behave in certain ways, or say certain thing, to fill their inner void. You will understand that I used the innate feminine traint of responsiveness to boost my ego. After all, nothing feels better to a man than a pretty woman giving, or even throwing herself at him. But in the end, the true nature of one's character shines through, and one's intentions become revealed.
In your case, the guy was able to act maturely for some time, but becoming more familiar triggered the true nature of his character, which encompasses sillyness and an underdeveloped taste for humor. Perhaps you'd be best advised to stay away from him, as he is not on your level.
Many blessings
DJZ