SpazzAttackk
Don Juan
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Okay so I met this girl at a party months back. I never hooked up with her but I talked with her a bit. Hit her up on facebook, texted her for some time but we eventually got in an argument, and I ended up drunk texting her emotionally. The next day I realized what I had said to her and accepted the fact that I severely screwed up. I never bothered to speak to her after that, and vice versa. (Forgot to mention she wanted to hook up for a night before I bombed the whole thing, she showed high IL)
About 5 months passed and I had an event I was going to. She knew a couple people there so I figured id just call her and give it a shot. She seemed thrilled that I had called and was excited I invited her. I thought she was going to flake but she actually came. During the beginning of the event I kept space between us so she wouldnt think Im needy or clingy. I eventually made my move and sparked up a convo with her that went smoothly. The group I was with decided that we were all gonna go out for dinner to a restaurant. She tagged along.
I brought her outside of the restaurant to talk with her. I ended up kissing her and we had a pretty good makeout session. We went back in and sat down but she told me she had to leave because she had family coming over and told me to walk her out and wait with her at a bus stop. It was a 20 minute wait for the bus, and we were downtown New York on a busy street. We ended up having an extremely intense kiss-off. She told me to hold her hand because it was cold (At this point, everything we were doing wasnt what FWB would do. It felt like I was in a relationship, the way she was acting and what not)
We both made it clear that neither of us would catch feelings. But the way she kept looking at me and flirting threw me off a bit. She said next time we hangout wed go further.
To be honest, I would not mind a relationship with her if she caught feelings, and if she wants one.. how the hell would I go about bringing that up without looking as though I MYSELF caught feelings?
What do you guys think? Should I proceed with caution, and be careful? Or let things play out? Im pretty neutral about this kind of stuff. If a FWB falls in love, Id give it a shot depending on how clingy and obsessed they are. She doesnt seem clingy at all.
About 5 months passed and I had an event I was going to. She knew a couple people there so I figured id just call her and give it a shot. She seemed thrilled that I had called and was excited I invited her. I thought she was going to flake but she actually came. During the beginning of the event I kept space between us so she wouldnt think Im needy or clingy. I eventually made my move and sparked up a convo with her that went smoothly. The group I was with decided that we were all gonna go out for dinner to a restaurant. She tagged along.
I brought her outside of the restaurant to talk with her. I ended up kissing her and we had a pretty good makeout session. We went back in and sat down but she told me she had to leave because she had family coming over and told me to walk her out and wait with her at a bus stop. It was a 20 minute wait for the bus, and we were downtown New York on a busy street. We ended up having an extremely intense kiss-off. She told me to hold her hand because it was cold (At this point, everything we were doing wasnt what FWB would do. It felt like I was in a relationship, the way she was acting and what not)
We both made it clear that neither of us would catch feelings. But the way she kept looking at me and flirting threw me off a bit. She said next time we hangout wed go further.
To be honest, I would not mind a relationship with her if she caught feelings, and if she wants one.. how the hell would I go about bringing that up without looking as though I MYSELF caught feelings?
What do you guys think? Should I proceed with caution, and be careful? Or let things play out? Im pretty neutral about this kind of stuff. If a FWB falls in love, Id give it a shot depending on how clingy and obsessed they are. She doesnt seem clingy at all.