I went out with a girl a couple of times. There were some initial signs of interest, but I could feel myself entering the Friendzone very quickly. The last time we went out, she froze when I went for a kiss close, and then cancelled on another date we had scheduled later this week. I cut off contact with her for ten days. She then was the one of the first people to turn up to an event I organised, and spent much of the evening chatting to me. However, she left with a guy whom I now know she had started seeing a few days ago. The next day, I went out with a daytrip with 40+ people, and she turned up with her now boyfriend. He spent the whole day glued next to her, and she seemed to be avoiding talking to me when he was around. The one time he was away, she came by and we chatted like normal.
I am now trying to work out how I should react to this rejection. I am happy to admit I feel hurt that she turned me down, especially since the guy she decided to go with is a bit of loser. So my initial reaction is to next her and freeze her entirely out of my life. This could have some impact on her, as I organise a lot of the social events for our group so freezing her out would mean she would get frozen out by the group. At the same time, I have to admit she has not done anything wrong - For example, when it became obvious I was interested in her, she refused to let me pay for her when we went out, and she still makes an effort to chat to me as a friend.
So what is the DJ approach? Should I next her and remove her from my life, or keep things going as normal and still extend the same social invitations to her as I do for every other member of the group?
I am now trying to work out how I should react to this rejection. I am happy to admit I feel hurt that she turned me down, especially since the guy she decided to go with is a bit of loser. So my initial reaction is to next her and freeze her entirely out of my life. This could have some impact on her, as I organise a lot of the social events for our group so freezing her out would mean she would get frozen out by the group. At the same time, I have to admit she has not done anything wrong - For example, when it became obvious I was interested in her, she refused to let me pay for her when we went out, and she still makes an effort to chat to me as a friend.
So what is the DJ approach? Should I next her and remove her from my life, or keep things going as normal and still extend the same social invitations to her as I do for every other member of the group?