He stopped liking your posts. Here's what it means.

People don't accidentally stop liking someone's posts. Regular engagement takes effort. When he stops, he's made a choice, whether conscious or not. This could mean his interest cooled, he's talking to someone else, he's playing games to see if you'll pursue, or he's just swamped. But the behavior change itself is real data.

The timeline matters. If he went from consistent engagement to complete silence over days, that's a signal. He's testing something or his feelings shifted. If it's been a week or more of radio silence on your posts while he's active elsewhere, he's deprioritizing you. Don't reframe this as misunderstanding or overthinking. Trust what you're seeing.

Social media engagement is fragile currency. You can't win him back by posting better photos or being more interesting there. What works is moving the interaction somewhere he has to actually respond. A good reply either mentions the shift lightly and suggests talking in person or over text, or it stops performing for his audience altogether and reaches out privately.

The goal is to see if he'll engage when the stakes are higher and there's no audience. Does he text back? Does he make time to see you? If yes, the social media thing was noise. If no, you have your answer without wasting weeks wondering.

Don't respond immediately. Let three to five days pass to confirm the pattern is real and not just a busy stretch. Then send one message. Make it low pressure. Suggest grabbing coffee or reference something you talked about and ask a real question.

If he doesn't respond within two to three days of that message, stop. Do not send a follow-up. Do not post something hoping he'll see it. One unanswered message is all you need. After that, your energy goes elsewhere. If he comes back later, you can decide then whether you want to engage, but chasing him past one ignored message wastes your time and makes you look desperate.