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    kaizor
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    So i have been texting and flirting with this friend of mine for a while but it was nothing serious and i never thought of dating her until few weeks back, she suddenly told me that instead of testing each other and wasting time, we should really get to know each other better and see if we are suitable.

    Some background information on her, has been single so far in her life, she’s 27 this year. Very introverted, conservative and quiet girl, who prefers to keep a low profile. From what i know, probably has had zero or few suitors.

    After what she told me, i asked her out and the first date went quite well. I ordered some flowers to be delivered to her workplace a few days after that but that backfired a bit, as she told me she wasn’t quite ready to handle all the questioning from her colleagues. She wasn’t angry but felt a bit rushed.

    We went on a second date, which was still quite ok, at least i didn’t find her feeling uncomfortable or awkward and we were chatting quite well.

    But the next few days, she started to respond lesser and lesser to my text and when i ask her what was going on, she told me she needed more time, don’t want to rush into anything and wanted to understand each other before making any decisions and it might be better to just text and not go out?

    I asked her whether it was because she felt like i was rushing things and she felt pressurized? But she denied it and told me not to think too much. I asked her whether was there still any mutual interest but she did not reply to that.

    So what do you think? Is it a classic “Not-interested-and-wanna-let-the-guy-down-gently” case or She just isn’t used to a guy suddenly getting into her life

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    I think she’s just not into you. 😳 Good to know — so you can move on and find someone who is! 😉

    It’s very difficult to get out of the friend zone, and it sounds like you’ve been “friends” for years and only showed any interest in her romantically, in the last few weeks. That makes it sound like you’ve both been in the friend zone and made a stab at getting out, but it wasn’t a match. The problem you face now is the awkwardness that comes when you spend time around a date that didn’t work out. Might be much better for you to understand she’s not really a friend, so much as a friend zone relationship…. 😕

    Let me know if that helps, and how things go!

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