Dman979

welp, I was online. 11

so why stop now? 13

No, let's keep things neutral. 15.

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Ok. Thanks for the insights. And thanks to everyone who posted

Yes, I guess so. That may have been the case, but I don't understand how it would make it any less awkward for me. Maybe for her? Again, I think I understand what you're saying. The "Drama Queen" part may be spot-on, as she kept saying how much she hated drama. And yes, body language especially can be misunderstood. Ok, I'm still following you. What made it a little harder for me was the email she sent me the day before, with a bunch of hearts and stuff. Here's a hard question: was the typo intentional? I know that I can't resist correcting typos. Was it a test to see how I would interpret it? When I pressed her about it, she dodged the question. In the emails, she didn't mention it, and in person, she said "I don't know what you're talking about." Yes. Yes. Yes. I am probably going to keep my distance. Yeah, if she talks to me I'll respond, but I've stopped emailing her and talking on the train. Another question: how do girls expect guys to respond to rejection? I don't quite understand how you can say "It's not personal": for me, at least, it's very personal.

No, I want to keep it at zero now. 15.

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What you mean to say is, "Offset the Skipper until the top is even with the second tank connection," right? That's always worked for me.

Dang, you're good at that! yeah, I am in my late teens/early 20s- don't want to get more specific. Some good advice here, thanks . Thanks for the tips. It doesn't make it any easier, but it helps me understand, a bit. I have a ton of questions I want to ask you because you're on the other side and can answer them. I don't think it was b/c she didn't want a relationship. I think I stuck my foot in it- I asked why. The response? "I'm getting back together with the guy I broke up with a few weeks ago" which confuses me; she started talking to me roughly the time of her breakup. Ah, I think I forgot to mention that I've not had much luck with this type of thing . I've got this horrible habit of trying twice, it's something I should have learned by now . Yes, I should have spoken face to face. What do you mean in the last sentence? Looking objectively, this might have described our communication. But it's hard to be objective, and when we did spend time together, she seemed to enjoy it. Well, life goes on So are you saying don't even be friends with her? She's not cthulhu. But I do want advice on how to deal with her. :|

Idk, i might not say slave, but it's still cruel to the close-distant someone. Also, that made me feel a whole lot better about myself. *sarcasm* Oh yeah, I can be sarcastic when hurt. Not your fault.

Yeah, but the thing is, I liked her as more than a friend, and I usually answer questions honestly. Oh yeah, and another part of me is wondering if the "typo" was purposeful and a trap. Ah..... PackledHostage- Oh, I can definitely see myself being that person.

Yeah. Part of me wants to say "WTFunk? What were you doing?" and part of me wants to ignore her, and part of me wants to try again (I'll ignore that part) and part of me wants to just be friends and part of me wants to say "Whatever, it's her loss, not yours."

Ah, crap. So I asked a girl out today, and she said no. I know I screwed up- it was the second time I asked. But I thought I had a chance: before, she had said she was having guy problems. So I keep talking to her, and the guy she was going to date dumped her the next day. I take the train every day. Her friend- and mine too, now- tries to help me with her. It seems to be going well: she's playing with her hair when we talk, hints that she is single, and so on. Yesterday, she's in a bad mood. Doesn't want to talk, quiet. I send her emails with jokes to cheer her up, and again, get a positive response- hearts and stuff. Today, she passes me in the hallway, and instead of exchanging Hi's, she tells me how much she liked the jokes. On the train ride, she and I talk, chat, and generally have fun together. When I get home, we email back and forth. She says "Do u still like mw??" I, being a good speller, assume she means "me." So I send her an email, asking her out, and saying yes, I do like her. I get a "sorry, no." I'm going to give up trying with her. It's not going to happen, and I won't be hurt for a 3rd time. How do you recommend getting over it? And how should I act when I see her in the hall?

Here I come, to save the day! 73! Mighty Mouse is on the way!

70- 30 more!

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Naw, 63.

Nah, 61.

Hm, interesting challenge. I like how you've expanded on my original concept. I might give it a try if I have the time. Speaking of time, it's time for a shameless plug! Go to http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/111183-How-Low-Can-You-Go for the first one!