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March 31, 2016 at 9:57 pm #100617
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GuestDear Shae03:
The movie date, holding hands and a kiss, you wrote that it went really well. That was the first and only time you got together in person, your very first date. It is possible she felt something was off on that first and only date but went along with the date anyway. And later, she didn’t want to tell you what turned her off.
It could be that the date did go well enough but something happened in her life after that first date and she doesn’t want a second date.
It seems like she is not interested in a second date. Maybe you can ask her in a way that she will feel comfortable answering. You can tell her you just want to understand so you are no longer confused, you just to know her reasoning: was the first date good for her, or not? That is one question to start with.
Please do post again…
anita
April 1, 2016 at 4:55 am #100622Inky
ParticipantHi Shae03,
I would put the ball in her court. A certain way to turn people off forever is to say, “Let me know how you feel in a day or two.” Then there’s the added pressure of a dead line, or them dreading seeing you ~ because it’s bad news! I would say, “OK, you have my number, it was really great meeting you and I’m glad I know you!”
If there is no pressure from your end, her thoughts and fantasies will tend to take a more positive turn.
If nothing happens I would throw a party (like next month, not now) with a half dozen friends and invite her to hang out. Then it’s low/no pressure, she’s not your “date” and she will meet your other friends and feel comfortable around you.
Be the cool, low pressure guy.
Good Luck,
Inky
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April 2, 2016 at 4:21 am #100687mahsa
ParticipantDear Shae03,
Due to your descriptions of the relationship and her manners, i guess she is not still at peace with herself; It’s not about you or anybody else but herself. all of us know that through these meetings and socializing with people, we tend to know them better than by texting or chatting for a long time. I think she is behaving like a kid here; no matter how you play it gently or humor her, she cannot be straightly open to you about her emotions.
And Why do you feel guilty for no reason (you asked her what you did wrong and etc.) It is very nice of you to be caring but please consider that you, yourself, are a part of this relationship and you need some positive feedback to go on satisfied. And there is one thing i don’t understand: what is the problem of having a date for a teacher during schooldays??!! To sum it up, i think like many modern people in this busy world, she has mistaken her career and social position for her true self and feminine identity. Maybe she needs some time to put herself back together, but be cautious and keep it just a nice friendship till she proves to be the beloved that the knight in you is looking for.Best Luck
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