Relationship help

I have recently started texting and talking to a girl that I know from school. After talking to her for a bit over this summer break I decided I'd figure out if things were going anywhere and that I'd just be honest and tell her that I liked her. She didn't directly accept it or approve it but she also didn't reject it. Even when I later made a response similar to "I was scared I thought you were going to reject me" she didn't reject it she just laughed. There really isn't a question involved I was just wondering if this is a good thing or that I'm taking things out of context and that I shouldn't be happy about it
ScottJohnson
Asked Jul 24, 2011
What you describe sounds to me like she's keeping all of her options open. In that case, you should do the same thing. Whatever you do, don't keep asking and don't make it sound like she's your only choice. Tell her about a cute girl you just met. How she reacts to that will say more about how she feels than telling her you like her.



Rob
Answered Jul 24, 2011
Rob, you help me with a problem yet again, thank you
I agree with Rob. Staying there, and just asking questions won't help. Who knows, she could be interested in you. Yet again, just asking her could make her lose interest. Find some time to hang out. Get close to her but don't make any sudden moves. Go watch a movie and do the old trick from the book. Yawn and "accidently" rest your arm around her. Then watch her and see if she gets closer to you with that. Back to Rob, telling her about a cute girl could trigger some reaction. Just don't take it too far bro. I got into a fight with one chick cause of that. Good luck :]
mofoandtheho
Answered Jul 24, 2011
Thanks, I'm opposed to the whole "I met a cute girl" idea because to me it seems like that would just make her upset If she is actually interested in me because I know that would definitely bother me if it was the other way around. Right now I'm taking the "Let's make this clear, I'm interested in you" approach, meaning I'm talking to her a lot and really stressing hanging out. When I first asked her to hangout the answer was flat out "yes" so it's not like I'm pushing things but do I basically just go right for the things like arm around her and stuff or do I give it time?
The "cute girl" idea is intended to make her understand you have other choices. If you give her the idea that she's your only choice or choose your words for fear of upsetting her, the relationship is unbalanced before it gets started. My advice is never make decisions based on your hopes (that's gambling), base them on what you know. When you don't know, find out.

A friend will be happy to learn that you met a cute girl and you'll still be friends. If it upsets her, she'll learn how she really feels about you. The only reason for her to go away is if she has someone else or is bored. In either of the three cases, you know where you stand.



Rob Jul 25, 2011
As a woman, I'd have to say the "cute girl" thing would either piss me off because I like you, or piss me off because you lied to me. Either way, I say don't manipulate. Either be honest or be quiet. If you choose to be straight on about how you feel, I don't think you're creating an unbalanced dynamic. You never lose your power if you always remember you do have options and you can walk at any time (even if you don't feel like you have options or like anyone else).
If you tell a girl you like her and she just laughs at you and is unwilling to voice how she feels about it, "pissing her off" is a better solution than the "unbalanced dynamic" of having your chain pulled until you eventually learn the hard way. I'm not suggesting anything rude or hurtful, just a way to get a response one way or the other.
Rob Jul 25, 2011
Maybe guys just have a different perspective because of "learning the hard way", or maybe it's just me... but I just hate and resent manipulation... although a fake cute girl is lower on the scale. I've always been direct and I appreciate direct. I've never liked games... but it depends on the girl... Maybe having friends scope out the situation is better here than direct or made up.
Do the yawn trick (it's still a cute move)... Or you could ask her best friend if she likes you. If there's interest, you'll find out. If there's no interest, well, you'll find that out too.
skyDancer
Answered Jul 25, 2011
Edited Jul 25, 2011

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