NightlyWanderer
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So this is my first post on this, so I'm going to be a needy punk and start by asking for help. Sorry.
It's complicated. That's all I can start with. Here are the two basic points:
-She already rejected me.
-I'm in the friendzone, but making progress.
Ok. Now for the complications, if that weren't enough.
So during a party a few months ago I asked this chick out. I don't normally ask girls out except if I'm really, really, REALLY into them. And she said no, for two reasons: A) She wasn't interested (later told me she liked me as a friend) and B) She doesn't date.
Now I'm sure I can convince her to strike B out if we get together. The problem is A, and that's where I need help with.
It started with this party we both went to. We don't go to much parties together, and I hung out with her for most of the night. It was a bad move, I know, but you have to understand I wasn't into her at that point. It was only after she jokingly rejected me that I told myself "Damn - Now I like her."
At another party, I had been working up the courage to ask her out. This time, the mood was different. It wasn't a small gathering kind of party, but a full-on highschool party, with drama and all. Here, I worked up the courage to get her alone and ask her out. No deal.
Now, a few months later, I've been making progress. I stopped talking to her completely. The last time we spoke on any platform was around a month ago. Since then, she's had exams, but the last time, there was definite movement. I had gone to see her friend (guy friend), and found he was playing guitar in front of chicks. Having fun and feeling confident, I sat next to him and we decided to have a laugh. He began playing rap beats and modern radio stuff. I parodied a couple artists, like One Direction. We began to draw a crowd of 10-15, mostly girls, and I was routinely making them laugh with intentionally bad singing and face gestures. The girl I liked noticed the commotion and sat down as one of the many spectators. Merely seconds later, she asked her friend to move, and now she sat directly next to me. It wasn't for a better view though - she had a great one where she was, and when she sat next to me it got worse. She had been the one starting the text conversations up till then, and I feel like this was progress.
I need advice. I don't see her much, and we don't go to the same parties. I have one more chance - prom - in March. The problem is, I already asked her best friend out. That was two years ago, but they still laugh about it. There was this other embarrassing moment I had, and she was watching. That was a year ago.
What should I do? It's been more than a couple of months since I got rejected, but I obviously still really like her. What can I do to get her to like me? I don't want to overthink things, but I'm planning on purposely staying away up till the final hours of prom, then giving myself a burst of confidence, and asking her in a suave manner to dance. I'm not shy or awkward, and I am generally that guy in the group who makes people laugh - even though I know I take it too far at times.
--tl;dr--
She rejected me a long time ago, I still like her, and she's dropping small hints.
It's complicated. That's all I can start with. Here are the two basic points:
-She already rejected me.
-I'm in the friendzone, but making progress.
Ok. Now for the complications, if that weren't enough.
So during a party a few months ago I asked this chick out. I don't normally ask girls out except if I'm really, really, REALLY into them. And she said no, for two reasons: A) She wasn't interested (later told me she liked me as a friend) and B) She doesn't date.
Now I'm sure I can convince her to strike B out if we get together. The problem is A, and that's where I need help with.
It started with this party we both went to. We don't go to much parties together, and I hung out with her for most of the night. It was a bad move, I know, but you have to understand I wasn't into her at that point. It was only after she jokingly rejected me that I told myself "Damn - Now I like her."
At another party, I had been working up the courage to ask her out. This time, the mood was different. It wasn't a small gathering kind of party, but a full-on highschool party, with drama and all. Here, I worked up the courage to get her alone and ask her out. No deal.
Now, a few months later, I've been making progress. I stopped talking to her completely. The last time we spoke on any platform was around a month ago. Since then, she's had exams, but the last time, there was definite movement. I had gone to see her friend (guy friend), and found he was playing guitar in front of chicks. Having fun and feeling confident, I sat next to him and we decided to have a laugh. He began playing rap beats and modern radio stuff. I parodied a couple artists, like One Direction. We began to draw a crowd of 10-15, mostly girls, and I was routinely making them laugh with intentionally bad singing and face gestures. The girl I liked noticed the commotion and sat down as one of the many spectators. Merely seconds later, she asked her friend to move, and now she sat directly next to me. It wasn't for a better view though - she had a great one where she was, and when she sat next to me it got worse. She had been the one starting the text conversations up till then, and I feel like this was progress.
I need advice. I don't see her much, and we don't go to the same parties. I have one more chance - prom - in March. The problem is, I already asked her best friend out. That was two years ago, but they still laugh about it. There was this other embarrassing moment I had, and she was watching. That was a year ago.
What should I do? It's been more than a couple of months since I got rejected, but I obviously still really like her. What can I do to get her to like me? I don't want to overthink things, but I'm planning on purposely staying away up till the final hours of prom, then giving myself a burst of confidence, and asking her in a suave manner to dance. I'm not shy or awkward, and I am generally that guy in the group who makes people laugh - even though I know I take it too far at times.
--tl;dr--
She rejected me a long time ago, I still like her, and she's dropping small hints.

