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This girl has got me confused!

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Hey guys, quick question. About 1.5 months ago, there was a girl I really liked and at the time, I did not really come up and tell her that. However, about a week later, she approached me and we started having a conversation. I heard from her friends that she really liked me, thought I was hot, etc - and I knew I was in!
I got her number, we started talking alot, etc. She than told me she liked me, and I made a mistake by telling her I felt the same way? Why? I shall explain below.
I got too attached to her, which completely turned her off. Right before we were going to go in a relationship, she told me, "I am not ready for a relationship."
She told ALL her friends that I liked her (Which is a girl ego thing since I am one of the most popular guys in our friend circle.)
After that conversation we had, we lost out of touch - I started to meet new women, etc. She continually tried to talk to me, but I've been keeping the player attitude to show that I have forgotten about her.
Just yesterday, I found out she got a new boyfriend. How do I talk to her now? I see her about once every week or once every 2 weeks. I need help on this situation because I still like her.
NOTE: This girl is definetly one of those popular, somewhat bratty girls.

Thanks for your time.
 

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I'll tell you a secret - all girls always want a relationship!!!

If she liked you then you did something for her not to like you!!

If you like like a girl then pursue her and look at her response to your pursuit!! Quit floundering about and pursue with a purpose!!!!!
 

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Yeah, but see, I realize what I did for her not to like me. See, I only started reading up on David D material, this forum material, the bible, etc AFTER I made this mistake with the girl. What was the mistake I made? I came out too strong, I showed her I really liked her, and I got too attached to her, and she noticed that! She told one of her friends the EXACT thing. So now, I have acted very distant from her, etc. The truth is I still like her, I really do, but now she has another boyfriend, which emphasizes the fact that she was lying to me when she said, "I am not ready for a relationship right now."

I just want to make sure I am doing the right thing. I do not know what to do once you already have come out too strong to a girl.
When a girl feels like you are being to clingy or too interested, they shut off like light switches.
Most guys make a HUGE mistake when the woman gives some sign of being interested.. they immediately start paying WAY too much attention to her. I just want to know how to deal with that once it has happened.
 
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Sniper001 said:
... but now she has another boyfriend, which emphasizes the fact that she was lying to me when she said, "I am not ready for a relationship right now.".
As I stated kid - All women want "relationships"!!! Yes, even hors. to a certain extent!! She already has experience with you - if she rejected you then she did not like this reality and made a decision to move on. Considering that she already has a "b'f" (i.e. "PIMP") then I suggest you leave her alone!!!
 
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