The situation: a girl you dated for a month and a half, spent xmas and new years together, tells you it's not working out and LJBF. This is around beginning of February.
You think, fvck it. You start going out with other girls and generally ignore her. On Valentine's Day, you get a 'Happy Valentine's Day' text message. You call her a few days after Valentine's Day and ask her out again for that night. She tells you she already has plans for that night. You think, right. Forget about it.
You don't make any contact with her. Today you find a new text message on your phone -
Should I just let her go? In the end, I don't really care that much, I'm basically just bored and dating different women, trying to get laid. I still think she's hot, so if there's a way I can work this situation back again, I'd like to try it.
You think, fvck it. You start going out with other girls and generally ignore her. On Valentine's Day, you get a 'Happy Valentine's Day' text message. You call her a few days after Valentine's Day and ask her out again for that night. She tells you she already has plans for that night. You think, right. Forget about it.
You don't make any contact with her. Today you find a new text message on your phone -
I know that she is probably just an attention *****. I was thinking there might be some way to respond and put us back on the non-LJBF track - something like 'yeah I'd like to hang out with you, but I don't just want to be friends, to be perfectly honest'.'Hi - how have you been? Guess what? I quit my job [this is significant because her ex boyfriend, who you feel was getting in the way of you establishing a relationship with this girl - works at this place that she supposedly quit]. We should get together sometime! Call me'
Should I just let her go? In the end, I don't really care that much, I'm basically just bored and dating different women, trying to get laid. I still think she's hot, so if there's a way I can work this situation back again, I'd like to try it.