Dua, I would read this both from a Vedic astrology perspective and from the actual behaviour you have described.

Your experience does fit the symbolism traditionally associated with a difficult Rahu period: relationships can begin unusually quickly, often through unconventional or online circumstances, with people from a different culture, background, direction or even another country. Rahu can create a very strong attraction and hope that something is destined, while simultaneously creating confusion, secrecy, sudden reversals and emotional exhaustion.

The most important point, however, is this: I would not advise you to wait for this man or consider the relationship secure merely because he may return.

The pattern you describe — repeated blocking and unblocking, avoiding communication, asking for nude videos/photos, promising marriage while not taking the relationship formally to the family, and now completely blocking you — is a serious red flag. His working in Saudi Arabia or being from a different cultural background does not itself indicate anything negative, but his actions do.

Astrologically, I would classify this relationship as more likely to be another Rahu-period relationship lesson than a stable marriage, unless his behaviour changes substantially and he approaches your family formally. I would not make a prediction that he is your future husband from these circumstances.

There is another important matter. Do not send him any more intimate material, even if he comes back promising marriage. If he threatens to publish or distribute anything you previously sent, don’t negotiate or pay him; preserve screenshots/messages and seek help from the appropriate cybercrime authorities.

Your Rahu period does not mean that every relationship must fail. It can also bring an unconventional but genuine spouse. The key is to stop judging a relationship by intensity and start judging it by consistency, transparency and willingness to involve families.

If you want, I can next examine your marriage timing and the type of spouse indicated in your Kundli, including whether the eventual spouse is likely to be from another country/culture.