The Great One
Don Juan
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So I met a girl recently who just moved down to Florida from NJ two weeks ago. I was introduced to her because I am friends with her roommates. She's been talking to a guy from up there but isn't "dating" him, but is exclusive and she said she won't hook up with anyone while she is down here.
Well I met the girl, hit it off pretty well with conversation and some light flirting, and hung out with her one-on-one on two occasions. First time, I was with her and her roommates just hanging around when the rest of them decided to go to sleep. Me and her stayed up and watched a movie, but ended up just talking and joking the whole time. We were sitting on separate couches and everything (only the second time I met her). The other night I took her out to dinner, had fun, carried a great conversation with some light flirting, and ended up back at her house. Her roommates were all awake so we decided to pop in another movie. This time she sat on the chair with me while the other roommates were on the other couch. The roommates ended up going to sleep and because I was so tired I decided to leave instead of sticking around.
Now the major problem is the LDR. From what I have gathered, he is a big time pu55y. Texts her non-stop, 24/7 about nothing, he has pics of her all over his facebook, etc. When I first met her, she would be wrapped up in his texts but recently when we've been hanging out she just ignores them while we are out.
She shows signs of interest; random playful hits, holds eye contact, lots of smiling and laughing, gave me a cute little attitude when I sat next to her friend one night we went out instead of her, open body language compared to very closed off body language when I first met her.
My question is how should I proceed? Should I keep working this one or ease up off of it for a little bit. From my experience, Long distance never works out and eventually fizzles out. Should I ease off of her for now but stay on the sidelines just enough so that she knows I'm still there? I really don't think I'll be making any advances with this one too soon because of that LDR, but I'm definitely not interested in falling in the friendzone. What should I do my fellow DJs?
Well I met the girl, hit it off pretty well with conversation and some light flirting, and hung out with her one-on-one on two occasions. First time, I was with her and her roommates just hanging around when the rest of them decided to go to sleep. Me and her stayed up and watched a movie, but ended up just talking and joking the whole time. We were sitting on separate couches and everything (only the second time I met her). The other night I took her out to dinner, had fun, carried a great conversation with some light flirting, and ended up back at her house. Her roommates were all awake so we decided to pop in another movie. This time she sat on the chair with me while the other roommates were on the other couch. The roommates ended up going to sleep and because I was so tired I decided to leave instead of sticking around.
Now the major problem is the LDR. From what I have gathered, he is a big time pu55y. Texts her non-stop, 24/7 about nothing, he has pics of her all over his facebook, etc. When I first met her, she would be wrapped up in his texts but recently when we've been hanging out she just ignores them while we are out.
She shows signs of interest; random playful hits, holds eye contact, lots of smiling and laughing, gave me a cute little attitude when I sat next to her friend one night we went out instead of her, open body language compared to very closed off body language when I first met her.
My question is how should I proceed? Should I keep working this one or ease up off of it for a little bit. From my experience, Long distance never works out and eventually fizzles out. Should I ease off of her for now but stay on the sidelines just enough so that she knows I'm still there? I really don't think I'll be making any advances with this one too soon because of that LDR, but I'm definitely not interested in falling in the friendzone. What should I do my fellow DJs?