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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]479875[/split]
I think he mentioned he did once, but it wasn't in the context of a relationship.Did he choose not to or it just hasn't happened?
If you could go back would you of not had sex?
This is why I stay out of other people's business.I'm an *******.
Let's have a few characters. X, Y, Z, and myself.
X can be that girl that I thought liked me, so I developed feelings for her, and she rejected me.
Y can be the guy she likes.
Z can be this other girl who all of us are friends with.
X has been telling me that she likes him, she has told Z this as well. Then tonight we all hang out for a three hours or so. It's so bloody obvious that she likes him; I didn't need to know the fact. She had him drive her home; I brought her there. Now I'm not bitter about this, I was rejected three weeks ago. I was more upset at the possibility of her hating me then her rejecting me. So Y escorts me home since I was out a bit late with the license I have. I text him that I appreciate his help. Then I text him, "What's up with you and X?" He says he doesn't really know, he thinks he likes her but she also says she hates him. Which she does say that, jokingly. I ask him if he likes her, and he says, "Kinda." I tell him to make the moves, and he says he thinks he will. I tell him to not tell her that I talked about her to you. I still feel like X doesn't like me as much as she use to since I expressed my feelings for her and she just wants to be friends.
What do I do? I excitedly tell Z about the good news. She asks if she can tell X about it, I tell her no. She says that X is really upset since she feels like she creeped Y out. She wants her to know that everything is gonna be alright. I tell her no, but I then tell Y that I told Z and that X is upset since she thinks she ****ed everything up. He says, Dammit my name*. I feel like an ******* for stabbing him in the back. However, Z told X to express her feelings to Y when she feels ready. Upset, she tells him immediately. I tell Z that I feel like a dick for doing this, stabbing him in the back. I mean, he likes her, and she likes him. Is it in good favor? I don't want Y to chicken out, and X to be really upset that she screwed something up.
Oh I know, but too many cooks in the kitchen and all. -patpat- Let them sort it out.I thought I could help them out.
I'm an *******.
Let's have a few characters. X, Y, Z, and myself.
X can be that girl that I thought liked me, so I developed feelings for her, and she rejected me.
Y can be the guy she likes.
Z can be this other girl who all of us are friends with.
X has been telling me that she likes him, she has told Z this as well. Then tonight we all hang out for a three hours or so. It's so bloody obvious that she likes him; I didn't need to know the fact. She had him drive her home; I brought her there. Now I'm not bitter about this, I was rejected three weeks ago. I was more upset at the possibility of her hating me then her rejecting me. So Y escorts me home since I was out a bit late with the license I have. I text him that I appreciate his help. Then I text him, "What's up with you and X?" He says he doesn't really know, he thinks he likes her but she also says she hates him. Which she does say that, jokingly. I ask him if he likes her, and he says, "Kinda." I tell him to make the moves, and he says he thinks he will. I tell him to not tell her that I talked about her to you. I still feel like X doesn't like me as much as she use to since I expressed my feelings for her and she just wants to be friends.
What do I do? I excitedly tell Z about the good news. She asks if she can tell X about it, I tell her no. She says that X is really upset since she feels like she creeped Y out. She wants her to know that everything is gonna be alright. I tell her no, but I then tell Y that I told Z and that X is upset since she thinks she ****ed everything up. He says, Dammit my name*. I feel like an ******* for stabbing him in the back. However, Z told X to express her feelings to Y when she feels ready. Upset, she tells him immediately. I tell Z that I feel like a dick for doing this, stabbing him in the back. I mean, he likes her, and she likes him. Is it in good favor? I don't want Y to chicken out, and X to be really upset that she screwed something up.
I thought I could help them out.
Here's a super sitcomy situation for you guys - Start talking to this gal on OKCupid, cute as a button, really funny, lots of the same interests, well, things keep on going and it turns out she's the sister of a co-worker who I really, really dislike. What should I do? Just go with the flow or set my computer on fire, grow a beard and move to Russia?
Here's a super sitcomy situation for you guys - Start talking to this gal on OKCupid, cute as a button, really funny, lots of the same interests, well, things keep on going and it turns out she's the sister of a co-worker who I really, really dislike. What should I do? Just go with the flow or set my computer on fire, grow a beard and move to Russia?