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Don Juan
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This one might be long....
I started going to school in September (Computer and Network Engineering course), and I met this girl in class. We hit it off on a great note. Went out once with a couple of firends, had a good time, and I sort of ended up having feelings for this girl.
I countinued on as if nothing was going on. Being there for her, helping her with WHATEVER she needed. I was always there for her, no matter what.
Then the winter break came (2 weeks) and one day I got wasted, broke down and wrote her a long email spilling my guts. I wish I would have never done that...
I told her that I like her and that I would love to get to know her better, no pressure, maybe just go out or even hang out a couple of times. Several days later, she responded with this:
"That was a lot to take in all at once. I don't even really know what to say, man...
I'm incredibly flattered and it probably took a lot of guts to write that email.
With that being said, I actually started seeing someone just last week...someone who I have been friends with for a very long time and I would like to see where that goes.
I'm sorry, but I can really only see us being friends.
The last thing I wanted to do is hurt you...I truly hope we can still be friends."
At first I thought "are you fvcking kidding me?!?". After all the **** I did for her, even going out of my way to subtly hint at the fact that I want her to be more than just a friend, she tells me this. I even risked my school career for her by sending her some files I wasn't supposed to send. If I got caught...they would have kicked me out, but I did it anyway because I thought she was decent enough of a person to AT LEAST appreciate this gesture, but noooo. Nevertheless, I responded in a pleasant manner. I didn't let on to the fact that I was pissed because I knew that letting my emotions bring out the worst in me would not be good.
You should know that about 2 months prior to this, she cancelled on me when we were supposed to go out. She had told me she didn't want me to treat this as a date, and I agreed, but I knew that didn't mean that I couldn't try to work my magic on her...She had told me when she cancelled to call her and we will reschedule, which I did but she never picked up her phone. I stopped talking to her for a week straight. The next week she approached me and asked me why I never asked her to reschedule, and I told her I called her 3 times, and firgured that was enough. She seemed to get offended, and said that I should have left her a message, to which I responded with "if you really meant what you said, you would have picked up your phone." I had started seeing another girl in the meantime, thus nothing was possible between the two of us for the moment.
A couple of weeks later, I stopped seeing the other girl (she dumped me...whatever, I didn't really care for anything other than sex with her anyway, and she was great in the sack, probably the best lay I ever had, but she didn't want a relationship, and that was what I was looking for.) Anyways, I started talking to the chick in my class again, and we resumed where we had left off 2 weeks ago. Everything seemed perfect, actually even more than that. Then she got sick for a couple of weeks, and I went to visit her. After she came back to school we kept hanging out between classes, most of the time it was just the two of us (keep in mind this was long before I told her...)
So...back to the winter break now. After she responded, I sent her an email back saying that it's ok with me as long as she's ok with it, and she assured me that she was. Fast forward a couple of weeks later. I notice she is ignoring me, big time. She's colder than the iceberg that sank the Titanic, and whenever I try to talk to her, she shuts me down within 5 seconds. I confronted her about it and her response was:
"At first, I still wanted to be friends, but as time went on, I realized it wouldn't work out between us and I think it's best we go our separate ways. I don't feel like we can be friends after all this. I wasn't looking for a boyfriend. I'm just here to get my diploma and finally start living my life the way I'm meant to be living it."
...something to that effect. I don't understand...all I did was GIVE. When I did this in the past, it usually worked, and I ended up dating the girl, or at least sleeping with her, but this one was like a 15 year old Justin Bieber (homo)-obsessed slut. Anyways, on the last day of classes, she threw a party and invited everyone but me. Normally I wouldn't care, but I had told her that I didn't mean to anger her, and that I'm sorry if I had. It was hard enough, as it is, to deal with this sh!t on my own. I was fine up until the point she started ignoring me, and when I noticed that she had, I had to confront her about it beacuse it was bothering me. I hate that feeling more than anything. Feeling like you're talking to a fvcking brick wall, and all you're hearing is your own voice, no acknowledgement, no nothing. It's like I don't even exist.
Anyways...when the classes start up again next year, what do I do? Do I pretend like this never happened, or do I give her the silent treatment, the way she has done to me in the past few weeks? Fvck...why am I even asking, I already know the answer! She won't care either way, whatever I chose to do. For some fvcked up reason, I still like her, even though I'm in a relationship with another woman at the time. I can't help myself, so I need someone to help guide me in the right direction. Thanks guys, I know I can count on your advice.
I started going to school in September (Computer and Network Engineering course), and I met this girl in class. We hit it off on a great note. Went out once with a couple of firends, had a good time, and I sort of ended up having feelings for this girl.
I countinued on as if nothing was going on. Being there for her, helping her with WHATEVER she needed. I was always there for her, no matter what.
Then the winter break came (2 weeks) and one day I got wasted, broke down and wrote her a long email spilling my guts. I wish I would have never done that...
I told her that I like her and that I would love to get to know her better, no pressure, maybe just go out or even hang out a couple of times. Several days later, she responded with this:
"That was a lot to take in all at once. I don't even really know what to say, man...
I'm incredibly flattered and it probably took a lot of guts to write that email.
With that being said, I actually started seeing someone just last week...someone who I have been friends with for a very long time and I would like to see where that goes.
I'm sorry, but I can really only see us being friends.
The last thing I wanted to do is hurt you...I truly hope we can still be friends."
At first I thought "are you fvcking kidding me?!?". After all the **** I did for her, even going out of my way to subtly hint at the fact that I want her to be more than just a friend, she tells me this. I even risked my school career for her by sending her some files I wasn't supposed to send. If I got caught...they would have kicked me out, but I did it anyway because I thought she was decent enough of a person to AT LEAST appreciate this gesture, but noooo. Nevertheless, I responded in a pleasant manner. I didn't let on to the fact that I was pissed because I knew that letting my emotions bring out the worst in me would not be good.
You should know that about 2 months prior to this, she cancelled on me when we were supposed to go out. She had told me she didn't want me to treat this as a date, and I agreed, but I knew that didn't mean that I couldn't try to work my magic on her...She had told me when she cancelled to call her and we will reschedule, which I did but she never picked up her phone. I stopped talking to her for a week straight. The next week she approached me and asked me why I never asked her to reschedule, and I told her I called her 3 times, and firgured that was enough. She seemed to get offended, and said that I should have left her a message, to which I responded with "if you really meant what you said, you would have picked up your phone." I had started seeing another girl in the meantime, thus nothing was possible between the two of us for the moment.
A couple of weeks later, I stopped seeing the other girl (she dumped me...whatever, I didn't really care for anything other than sex with her anyway, and she was great in the sack, probably the best lay I ever had, but she didn't want a relationship, and that was what I was looking for.) Anyways, I started talking to the chick in my class again, and we resumed where we had left off 2 weeks ago. Everything seemed perfect, actually even more than that. Then she got sick for a couple of weeks, and I went to visit her. After she came back to school we kept hanging out between classes, most of the time it was just the two of us (keep in mind this was long before I told her...)
So...back to the winter break now. After she responded, I sent her an email back saying that it's ok with me as long as she's ok with it, and she assured me that she was. Fast forward a couple of weeks later. I notice she is ignoring me, big time. She's colder than the iceberg that sank the Titanic, and whenever I try to talk to her, she shuts me down within 5 seconds. I confronted her about it and her response was:
"At first, I still wanted to be friends, but as time went on, I realized it wouldn't work out between us and I think it's best we go our separate ways. I don't feel like we can be friends after all this. I wasn't looking for a boyfriend. I'm just here to get my diploma and finally start living my life the way I'm meant to be living it."
...something to that effect. I don't understand...all I did was GIVE. When I did this in the past, it usually worked, and I ended up dating the girl, or at least sleeping with her, but this one was like a 15 year old Justin Bieber (homo)-obsessed slut. Anyways, on the last day of classes, she threw a party and invited everyone but me. Normally I wouldn't care, but I had told her that I didn't mean to anger her, and that I'm sorry if I had. It was hard enough, as it is, to deal with this sh!t on my own. I was fine up until the point she started ignoring me, and when I noticed that she had, I had to confront her about it beacuse it was bothering me. I hate that feeling more than anything. Feeling like you're talking to a fvcking brick wall, and all you're hearing is your own voice, no acknowledgement, no nothing. It's like I don't even exist.
Anyways...when the classes start up again next year, what do I do? Do I pretend like this never happened, or do I give her the silent treatment, the way she has done to me in the past few weeks? Fvck...why am I even asking, I already know the answer! She won't care either way, whatever I chose to do. For some fvcked up reason, I still like her, even though I'm in a relationship with another woman at the time. I can't help myself, so I need someone to help guide me in the right direction. Thanks guys, I know I can count on your advice.