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TonioMember #39,648My best guess is, like I said earlier, that he doesn’t know how he should act around you. He doesn’t want to do anything that might make him look weird or awkward to you, so he just avoids you. He most likely needs you to initiate interaction and make him feel comfortable.
TonioMember #39,648From my personal experience, I can conclude that this guy would like to get to know you better. Most likely he just doesn’t know how to approach you, or he is afraid that you will reject him. Believe me, I’ve been in this guy’s shoes before. It’s very possible that he hasn’t had much dating experience, or he might think you’re a higher standard than the girls he’s dated. My advice is to ask him if he wants to get lunch sometime, or something like that. He will probably be shy or nervous around you until he gets to know you better, which may not happen if you leave it up to him.
TonioMember #39,648Update: B isn’t acting distant any more. However, she is still giving me signs that something’s up. They’re not clear signals now. For example, she likes the song “Pray for You” by Jaron and the Long Road to Love. In the song, he says “I’ll pray for you,” but he’s praying that bad things happen to the person. Two days ago, B said she’s been singing that a lot lately. Before I could find out what she meant, she logged off. She usually only says things like this on Facebook, not in person. This could be because we’re never alone. It seems like just as she gets the courage to come out with something, she backs down. Can someone tell me what to do?! Is she looking for some kind of signal from me? I still kinda flirt with her, but I try to be as non-threatening as possible. Maybe I’m not being clear enough… I mean, the worse that could happen is she tells me she’s not interested in me. I’m not dead set on getting this girl. I just want to know if she has any kind of feelings toward me, because it would be awesome to date her.
TonioMember #39,648You proposed that I should have just asked her out on a date instead of tell her my feelings. In other words, completely ignore her boyfriend and go for her anyway? Do you think that would work? You also said “it’s not okay to spend so much time thinking about her and and talking to her when she’s in a relationship that you have decided to let be.” Do you mean if I really want to date her I shouldn’t worry about her current relationship?
TonioMember #39,648I don’t want to screw up her relationship, but from the way she acts it seems as if she doesn’t like her boyfriend much. Likewise, I don’t want to screw up our friendship. Don’t get me wrong, I would love to take our friendship to the next level, but I don’t want her to think I’m forcing anything on her. I assume by “butt out of her life” you mean I shouldn’t even talk to her any more. Do you think it’s wrong for me to pursue her if she says she really isn’t happy with her boyfriend? Do you really think the best thing for me to do is to completely stop talking to her?
TonioMember #39,648I think she’s in the process of figuring things out for herself now. She’s agreed to go to the movies with my friend and I, but I never asked her out on a date because she has a boyfriend. After my message, she said she didn’t know what to say, but she was glad I let her know. I told her she didn’t need to say anything, I just wanted her to know. Then she asked how long I’ve had feelings for her, and I told her I thought she was awesome since we started hanging out, but it was fairly recent that I realized I had feelings for her. We had class today, and she acted a little distant. She talked a little, but she didn’t wait up for me to walk to our second class like normal. Also, I know she and her boyfriend went to the movies this weekend. I asked her how her weekend went, and she said, “Nothing special, what about you?” I think her boyfriend is a jerk to her most of the time. On one of her Facebook statuses they were arguing about the movie they saw. He said there was sex all through it and it was funny. She said it wasn’t any good, to which he responded, “It was alright.” Then she said, “I don’t think so. It didn’t have any point.” Anyway, I know she has to be going through a lot. Her parents are sick, and the doctors think they may have cancer. She’s got a lot of school stuff going on, including being an ambassador, and now she can add me to that list. I told her I didn’t want to screw up her relationship (in case she was enjoying it). I think the best thing for me to do is let her figure out things for her self. I’m not acting any differently toward her. What do you think?
TonioMember #39,648So last night I got tired of wondering. I sent her the following message: I need to come clean with you about something. The main reason I did not come to your party or your friend’s is because I have feelings for you, and it doesn’t feel right for me to hang out anywhere with you and your boyfriend. I know you’ve been with Ben for four years, so I’m sure he’s a great guy. The last thing I want to do is screw up your relationship. I just had to let you know.
I guess now all there is to do is wait.
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