StrangeButTrue
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So here's the deal- I've been lurking here for almost a year now, and I figured I'd never realy need to post, since this board covers such a range of others' problems, mine would probably be covered. Seems I was wrong.
So after last year (I am a sophomore) I began to turn my life around. I got in shape, and became out going. So far, so good.
Then, the first day of school rolls around, and I'm determined to make a great first impression. I do. I'm on top of the world.There is a chick in one of my classes who can't stop laughing at anything I say, and I would've thought was totally out of my league. Here's where things go wrong. She was clearly into me- I didn't even know her name (our seats got assigned the next day) and she would say things at the end of class like "YOU, have a great weekend." Obvious. I know. But I was so smug, I figured the opportunity would always be there, and I got preoccupied with another chick and other things.
So time goes by, and she loses interest. Not only that, some things in my life get screwed up, and something peculiar happens- I can never seem to be "on my game" when I need to be. It's either there, or it's not, and when it's not are times that are most inconvenient. I became inconsistent. Recently, I've gotten it to start working on command, but I just don't have that spark.
Recently, our seats got reassigned, and we seat next to each other and are lab partners. But there are two big catches-
1) I have my game back, but its still just not 100%. I don't know what the problem is. But I've been making her laugh a lot anyway. (She likes the dirty jokes, my specialty.) But I feel like I'm slipping into the friend zone, and that's definitely not where I want to be. How do I stop this before it happens?
2) She sits on my bad side. I became self-conscious about it since I noticed it- my left and right side are like night and day in attractiveness. I already asked the guy on the other side to switch with me for some BS reason about him being taller and abler to see better over the people in front of me. He declined.
So I need to really turn up the heat to make up for my bad side.
Thanks in advance for struggling through my long post. Normally I'd let the lost opportunity go, but since I'm next to her now, it seems like too good of a chance to fix it to pass up.
So after last year (I am a sophomore) I began to turn my life around. I got in shape, and became out going. So far, so good.
Then, the first day of school rolls around, and I'm determined to make a great first impression. I do. I'm on top of the world.There is a chick in one of my classes who can't stop laughing at anything I say, and I would've thought was totally out of my league. Here's where things go wrong. She was clearly into me- I didn't even know her name (our seats got assigned the next day) and she would say things at the end of class like "YOU, have a great weekend." Obvious. I know. But I was so smug, I figured the opportunity would always be there, and I got preoccupied with another chick and other things.
So time goes by, and she loses interest. Not only that, some things in my life get screwed up, and something peculiar happens- I can never seem to be "on my game" when I need to be. It's either there, or it's not, and when it's not are times that are most inconvenient. I became inconsistent. Recently, I've gotten it to start working on command, but I just don't have that spark.
Recently, our seats got reassigned, and we seat next to each other and are lab partners. But there are two big catches-
1) I have my game back, but its still just not 100%. I don't know what the problem is. But I've been making her laugh a lot anyway. (She likes the dirty jokes, my specialty.) But I feel like I'm slipping into the friend zone, and that's definitely not where I want to be. How do I stop this before it happens?
2) She sits on my bad side. I became self-conscious about it since I noticed it- my left and right side are like night and day in attractiveness. I already asked the guy on the other side to switch with me for some BS reason about him being taller and abler to see better over the people in front of me. He declined.
So I need to really turn up the heat to make up for my bad side.
Thanks in advance for struggling through my long post. Normally I'd let the lost opportunity go, but since I'm next to her now, it seems like too good of a chance to fix it to pass up.