TheHumanist
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Should I hold my ground?
I think I'm probably making too much of it, but let see what you guys think. I'm also going probably sound painfully AFC that I have to swallow, feel free to hit me. Ok, well first for a little background, it is the same girl I mentioned in this thread. Well a month after this, she signed up for ballroom dance lessons (I been taking them for a while) to try out, she loved it and asked me if it would bother me if she bring the guy she toss our prom date over for him to take lessons too. At that moment, thinking since it would bother me and I don't like the idea of dealing with myself seeing the couple in front of me, I said it would. Afterwards it turn into a bunch of arguing and arkward silences in the long walk home saying I'm not over prom incident (I said I was earlier) and eventually I told her it bothers me not becasue I'm still angry but because I'm still bitter for I had feelings for her back then(exact words to explain was that "remember when I asked you to the movies a while go (she did said yes along with becomming a prom date too then)... I was trying to move the friendship to something more")...
Anyways thinking about it now, my stance against those two going to ballroom dancing together might be inheriently selfish. My options is to stick to telling her it bother me and not to bring him or to tell her it's ok and I won't mind (whatever it really does or not). To me I like ballroom dancing, and I don't like the possibility of being bother (stupid ons) cause I having to deal with see the couple together, but I also have to note it is selfish. It is also dishonorable to get in the way of those two and finally to let it bother me is not djish at all (despite it does).
I think I'm probably making too much of it, but let see what you guys think. I'm also going probably sound painfully AFC that I have to swallow, feel free to hit me. Ok, well first for a little background, it is the same girl I mentioned in this thread. Well a month after this, she signed up for ballroom dance lessons (I been taking them for a while) to try out, she loved it and asked me if it would bother me if she bring the guy she toss our prom date over for him to take lessons too. At that moment, thinking since it would bother me and I don't like the idea of dealing with myself seeing the couple in front of me, I said it would. Afterwards it turn into a bunch of arguing and arkward silences in the long walk home saying I'm not over prom incident (I said I was earlier) and eventually I told her it bothers me not becasue I'm still angry but because I'm still bitter for I had feelings for her back then(exact words to explain was that "remember when I asked you to the movies a while go (she did said yes along with becomming a prom date too then)... I was trying to move the friendship to something more")...
Anyways thinking about it now, my stance against those two going to ballroom dancing together might be inheriently selfish. My options is to stick to telling her it bother me and not to bring him or to tell her it's ok and I won't mind (whatever it really does or not). To me I like ballroom dancing, and I don't like the possibility of being bother (stupid ons) cause I having to deal with see the couple together, but I also have to note it is selfish. It is also dishonorable to get in the way of those two and finally to let it bother me is not djish at all (despite it does).
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