The Comeback Kid
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- May 4, 2005
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Before I delve into my situation, the recent threat by f283000 regarding the "two strikes" policy is spot-on: http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=154043. I had a girl stand me up several weeks back...it was "strike two" and I cut her off. No need for a girl to keep stringing you along.
Alright, now onto my issue. There's a girl I get along well with in a couple of my classes. Somehow, I had overlooked her for 2/3 of the semester, but once we started talking I found out she's really cool. She's seen me as "being myself" and we still talk, so I guess that's a good thing. Last week, I got her number. The next day, I texted her suggesting we grab coffee on (day of the week). Yes, I really prefer to call or ask in person, but the situation that day did not permit me to do either. A couple days later, I got a reply..."sorry I took awhile to get back to you, I've been super busy...I can't do anything because I have work and need to get lots done before break."
I have enough experience in the rejection department, so I feel it's safe to say this one isn't going to happen...right? The odd thing is that the next time in class, I was getting really good body language from her (I've started noticing that kinda thing). We haven't missed a beat in our conversations either (the kino is down a little, but that's about it). That reply from her has not affected me one bit, I've acted exactly the same since: energetic, engaging, and showing off my sense of humor, just like good times,
There was a posting on the SS homepage regarding "confident persistence." Is that worth a shot here? This girl is easy to get along with (she's friendly), we have a lot in common and she's not like many of the other immature slvts you see at college. As I mentioned earlier, I've completely been myself around her, which could either really help or backfire. I won't see her for another two weeks...should I consider giving this another shot or just leave things as they are? We have finals a couple weeks after Thanksgiving break, so the EASIEST time for anything to happen would be after winter break when we're back at school, so I'm thinking I tell her we should definitely keep in touch over the long break and then surely hang out when we get back.
Alright, now onto my issue. There's a girl I get along well with in a couple of my classes. Somehow, I had overlooked her for 2/3 of the semester, but once we started talking I found out she's really cool. She's seen me as "being myself" and we still talk, so I guess that's a good thing. Last week, I got her number. The next day, I texted her suggesting we grab coffee on (day of the week). Yes, I really prefer to call or ask in person, but the situation that day did not permit me to do either. A couple days later, I got a reply..."sorry I took awhile to get back to you, I've been super busy...I can't do anything because I have work and need to get lots done before break."
I have enough experience in the rejection department, so I feel it's safe to say this one isn't going to happen...right? The odd thing is that the next time in class, I was getting really good body language from her (I've started noticing that kinda thing). We haven't missed a beat in our conversations either (the kino is down a little, but that's about it). That reply from her has not affected me one bit, I've acted exactly the same since: energetic, engaging, and showing off my sense of humor, just like good times,
There was a posting on the SS homepage regarding "confident persistence." Is that worth a shot here? This girl is easy to get along with (she's friendly), we have a lot in common and she's not like many of the other immature slvts you see at college. As I mentioned earlier, I've completely been myself around her, which could either really help or backfire. I won't see her for another two weeks...should I consider giving this another shot or just leave things as they are? We have finals a couple weeks after Thanksgiving break, so the EASIEST time for anything to happen would be after winter break when we're back at school, so I'm thinking I tell her we should definitely keep in touch over the long break and then surely hang out when we get back.