Boysenberry Posted November 24, 2011 Share Posted November 24, 2011 First Post! I met this girl about 3 weeks ago by chance at the train station. I felt that she was really into me (physical touching, inquisitive questions, wanting my phone number). We have been texting ever since and I thought everything was going fine because she responds quickly, tries to prolong the conversation, and even initiates sometimes. When I asked her to "hang out with me" (lame, I know) at the museum, she seemed very receptive and said yes to going. However, I got a very strange message today. She was saying Happy Holiday but ended with "I'm glad that I have a new friend" I may be over thinking that one word but do you guys think that she is hinting that she sees only friendship? I seriously thought I had something going here.. Thanks for the help! Link to comment
Flyingpiglet Posted November 24, 2011 Share Posted November 24, 2011 Yup, you're over thinking this I would say What else is she going to call you at this stage? She seems happy to know you and happy to hang out with you so relax, go with it and see what happens. Anyway, all the best relationships start out as friends! Link to comment
Day88 Posted November 24, 2011 Share Posted November 24, 2011 I wouldn't read to much into it mate, I think it's a pretty nice thing for her to say. It might be just a way of complimenting you without trying to come on too strong. Hope it goes well buddy. Link to comment
Boysenberry Posted November 24, 2011 Author Share Posted November 24, 2011 Thanks for the input, I sincerely appreciate it! It freaked me out for a minute but I am happy to know that I am overreacting. I've read that when a girl calls you friend, brother, buddy (any variant), it is basically the kiss of death, haha Link to comment
ForumGuy Posted November 24, 2011 Share Posted November 24, 2011 Yes, definitely overthinking it this early in the game. Go on the date with her follow her lead if she gives you one. When a woman really likes you, it is usually obvious. If she is shy and holds back, but still continues to go out with you, call you, prolong convos, etc., then it will be up to you to make the moves, politely and with care of course. Link to comment
Capricorn3 Posted November 24, 2011 Share Posted November 24, 2011 You're overthinking. According to your post, she really seems to like you and seems enthusiastic. I see nothing which screams "friendzone" (not at this stage, anyway). Carry on as you have been and go with the flow. Link to comment
Boysenberry Posted November 24, 2011 Author Share Posted November 24, 2011 Thank you for the advice! I hope everyone has a great day Link to comment
robintoronto Posted November 25, 2011 Share Posted November 25, 2011 I'd second overthinking. Its still status quo. But what you might want to plan on doing in the near future is to confirm where you're headed. Ask her out and use the word "date" in your invite. And you will know whether she intends you to be a friend or bf. And look at it this way too, even if she sees you as a friend, it might trigger her to consider otherwise. After that if she still sees you as a friend, move on. My advice - don't invest in this too emotionally just yet. Link to comment
Boysenberry Posted December 10, 2011 Author Share Posted December 10, 2011 Well, this situation didn't turn out so well I think. Around 10 days ago, she texted me to say that she was accepted into graduate school. I thought it would be a nice thought to give her a phone call back to congratulate her. When we talked, she seemed very uneasy and the convo ended in like 4 minutes. I texted her a few days later to say "how are you?" but she never responded. I know that its finals time right now but she still regularly updates her Facebook and such so I'm pretty sure that she ignored me. So now I haven't talked to her in almost 2 weeks. I'm pretty sure she lost interest for some vague reason. I don't want to be overly clingy and keep trying to communicate with her too. Oh well. Link to comment
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