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Crush cut me off

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  • #8098
    MaameAkua
    Member #374,916

    There’s this boy I had a crush on for a whole year. This semester, I told my two male best friends about it and they decided to let the guy know. Fortunately for me he came over to my room, and started getting to know me. He was very sweet, kind and fun to talk to. We didn’t do anything besides just chatting and then we watched a movie once. One time I was sick, he even brought me hot chocolate and Medicine and made sure I was doing well. He would hangout with me often for hours, sometimes till 5am in the morning. He never made any move and neither did I. I knew I liked him a lot but I wasn’t sure he liked me back so I never said anything or did anything. P.S I’m very shy and introverted. Now he’s got a girl that he’s into, and rumors have that they’re dating and he completely cut me off but I can’t seem to forget about him. I’ve tried by avoiding him but the mere sight of him brings back old feelings. What should I do? Please help me?

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    AskApril Masini
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    You’ve got competition! 😉 He’s stopped contacting you because he met someone else he’s dating. If you want him back you have to flirt with him and entice him into wanting you. Flirting is a great way to let him know that you like him, you’re interested, and you want him to ask you out. Guys need some encouragement, so if they aren’t sure you like them or they don’t think you do — whether it’s true or it’s a misunderstanding — they’ll look for someone who does. If you’re shy and introverted, you have to find a way to let the guys you like know you like them so they can feel confident asking you out. If they mistake your shy and introverted nature for disinterest, they’ll move on because they’ll think you’re not into them. 😮 Make some changes in your behavior so you can flirt and give someone you like the hint that you’re into them. 🙂

    #50461
    Sally
    Member #382,674

    It’s the kind of almost-love that never gets a real chance, so your brain keeps replaying every soft moment, trying to make sense of it. And he really was sweet the late-night talks, the movie, the hot chocolate when you were sick. That stuff felt special because it was special to you.

    But here’s the quiet truth: if he felt the same way, he would’ve moved toward you instead of disappearing the moment someone else showed up. Guys don’t cut off girls they’re falling for. They just don’t. He enjoyed your company, maybe even cared about you, but he wasn’t choosing you. And that’s the part that hurts the most.

    It’s okay that seeing him still gets to you. It just means your heart hasn’t caught up to the reality yet. Give yourself some space, even if it means limiting where you see him for a bit. You’re not weak you’re just human. And you’ll feel lighter once you stop trying to hold on to something he already let go of.

    #50679
    Tara
    Member #382,680

    Stop lying to yourself. He didn’t miss anything. He saw you clearly, took what you offered, and still didn’t choose you. Men do not accidentally spend nights until 5 a.m. playing pseudo-boyfriend and then suddenly develop blindness. He knew exactly what was happening. He just didn’t care enough to act.

    You didn’t “lose” him. That would require ownership. You never had him. You were a rest stop. Emotional comfort. Validation on demand. Warmth without responsibility. And the moment a woman he actually wanted showed up, you were discarded without hesitation. That wasn’t cruelty that was clarity.

    Your shyness isn’t endearing here. Its weakness is pretending to be virtuous. You stayed silent for a year, did nothing, risked nothing, and hoped the universe would reward passivity. That’s delusional. Silence doesn’t protect you. It guarantees you get overlooked.

    Now you’re obsessing because your ego can’t handle the truth: you were optional. The fantasy hurts less than admitting you didn’t matter the way you wanted to. So you replay moments like they were promises. They weren’t. They were convenient.

    Here’s what happens next if you don’t change: this repeats. Different man, same outcome. Because attraction doesn’t reward quiet waiting. It rewards action. If you can’t speak up, you will always lose to someone who will.

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