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Date: 7/23/2002 12:09:00 AM From Authorid: 49498 Id go for the gusto man. you love her to much to let her go, thats obvious. just talk to her from the heart. i mean thats the only thing that might work.. |
Date: 7/23/2002 11:36:00 AM From Authorid: 53284 I would be somewhat direct with her and pretty much ask her if she has feeling for you. If she does great. If she doesn't why are you wasting your time. You can hang out with her if you want, but why not spend some time looking for someone who might want to be with you. I'm sure there is someone out there for you. Also, she may not realize what she has until there is a threat to her reality. The best threat would be for you to date someone else. If she really doesn't have feelings for you she should be happy that you are dating someone else. Best of luck |
Date: 7/23/2002 12:49:00 PM ( From Author ) From Authorid: 59248 first things first: What's go for the gusto? and, WildBob, keep in mind the part where I asked if she did, she said no. Should I really risk that pain again? I have tried to get another girlfriend, but unfortunately when I told her that I'd like to take her out and found her interesting (no mention of feelings, cuz they weren't there) she said that she had another boyfriend, which I found out to be quite true. I just don't think that I can bring myself to try and win over another girl, and get rejected again, not to mention even if I don't get rejected, It wouldn't be a good relationship for me, because I'd just be going on dates... without feelings for this new girl. I'm kinda stuck, I guess. -Contena |
Date: 7/23/2002 1:25:00 PM From Authorid: 53284 You'll never get anywhere if you don't try. Fear of rejection is no reason not to ask someone else out. You don't have to be in love to ask someone to dinner or a movie. Relax a little and open yourself up for a little addventure. If you ask someone out and they say no...you're no worse off than you are now. If I were you, I'd set a goal for myself. Say to ask 10 different women out for a date. The odds are that out of 10 you'll have a least a few say OK. Others will have BF's or just not be interested. Big Deal. If you don't ask, you'll never get anywhere. Once again best of luck |
Date: 7/23/2002 3:32:00 PM ( From Author )
From Authorid: 59248
I know I'll never get anywhere, but it is really a fear, it's like telling someone with a fear of heights that they should go tightrope walking - they would, and it could be great fun, but the fear grips hold, and they freeze, and can't do anything. That's what it feels like for me- gripping fear. Not to mention if I ask these other 10 gals, and it does work, I might not like them even if we do stuff together, then I have to break up w/ them and break their hearts, which I also don't want to do. Thanks for the luck. btw, this isn't just a convo. between me and WildBob, anyone else's opinions would be great. |
Date: 7/25/2002 12:32:00 AM ( From Author ) From Authorid: 59248 Actually, that's one of my fears as well, but I find that being with her and wanting her so bad it hurts, really wears on you after awhile, and I couldn't stand that, and was willing to risk the frendship for more, like a gamble... --was it you who sent me that quote? I sent it to the webmaster at the webpage where I work... We should have it running on the site... by Bell, right? -Contena |
Date: 7/25/2002 9:39:00 PM From Authorid: 11348 Wow I can't imagine what that would be like. Let her read this post. If I was that girl and I read all that you wrote about me like that it would 1) either clue me in and open my eyes to have feelings, or, 2) make me realize just what a great thing I was missing out on. I do think that communication is a key thing. You should be able to talk to her if you want to have a good relationship.. but it sounds like you're doing fine without it. Is it possible she's afraid of having a relationship with you? Maybe she's afraid it might ruin the friendship? I think you should definitely have her read this post or else tell her basically what you've said here. Or... make a move on her. If she responds to it favorably you'll know how she really feels and if not... it might be time to start letting go of the deeper feelings you have for her. You need to let her know again how you feel though. It won't hurt. I'm a girl and I know that if a guy told me he's harbored really deep feelings for me for such a long time without end.... at the very least I would be flattered. Especially if you've already told her at least once before. Good luck to you. |
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