Apoc220 Posted November 11, 2003 Share Posted November 11, 2003 Please take some time to read my earlier post [link removed (click) . Well, after I made this post I took the advice of you guys and I basically didnt pay her (we'll call her diane) too much attention, I basically made her know by my actions that her behavior with me wasn't affecting me. Afterwards I got into a relationship with a girl who we'll call Sally, but that didnt work out. Now for the past month me and Diane have become better friends after i broke up with Sally. And we have been getting more and more intimate little by little. She calls me regularly and whenever we talk our conversations last for a good hour plus. Yesterday we were both on break at work and we were at the food court at the mall. We were hugging and having a nice "moment". Before this she tells me that a girl at her job likes me and wants my number. And after this were hugging and such then later on that night she calls me and we talk. My question is: Should I call her and just outright ask her how she feels about us or wait it out? From the signals that im getting she has interest in me, but its just mixed. Also, when she called me @ night she mentioned her friend again. Guys i really need some help on this. Link to comment
Down-In-A-Hole Posted November 11, 2003 Share Posted November 11, 2003 perfect opportunity to just ask her out on a date...don't get into the "i feel this way about you, do you feel the same?" type of drama. Just take it easy and ask her out for dinner or movies one night. If she accepts then you will have a pretty good idea of what she feels about you. Link to comment
Apoc220 Posted November 11, 2003 Author Share Posted November 11, 2003 Yeah I think Ill do that. But I still dont understand why she was mentioning her friend that liked me @ her job. Do you think it was to sort of "test the waters" and see how I would react, if I would take the bate? Thanks ahead of time. Link to comment
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