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Don Juan
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Hey guys,
I'm asking this question in the high school forum b/c the girl in question is still in high school (junior), whereas I just finished my first year of college. Anyways...
A friend of mine introduced me to this girl. The first time I met her in person, we got a little drunk and made out. It seemed like I was doing everything right that night: kino, eye contact, ****y/funny, confident (the alcohol helped); she was all over me and admitted she was attracted to me. A week later we met again at another weekly party my friends have, but this time she doesn't drink and seems to have some more "social sense" to herself.
My question is: without trying to seem like I'm always trying to get her drunk and screw her, how can I keep her from putting me in her "friends box" and instead maintain my image as a potential summer-long opportunity for casual hook-ups?
I'm probably over-thinking this and just need to give it some time, but I wanted to hear what others think about my situation. Thanks.
I'm asking this question in the high school forum b/c the girl in question is still in high school (junior), whereas I just finished my first year of college. Anyways...
A friend of mine introduced me to this girl. The first time I met her in person, we got a little drunk and made out. It seemed like I was doing everything right that night: kino, eye contact, ****y/funny, confident (the alcohol helped); she was all over me and admitted she was attracted to me. A week later we met again at another weekly party my friends have, but this time she doesn't drink and seems to have some more "social sense" to herself.
My question is: without trying to seem like I'm always trying to get her drunk and screw her, how can I keep her from putting me in her "friends box" and instead maintain my image as a potential summer-long opportunity for casual hook-ups?
I'm probably over-thinking this and just need to give it some time, but I wanted to hear what others think about my situation. Thanks.