I have been hanging out with my coworker for a few months and we get it off really well; so well that we end up laughing, flirting and joking every single time we talk at work or on the weekends. We have hung out alone quite a few times, however last weekend, we hung out alone for 3 days straight (morning till night), we can really feel the connection. I believe I was picking up all the signs, she constantly touches me, tickles me and laughs at everything I say. But the next day, and the following days she suddenly ignored my texts messages and emails. I am wondering if she is afraid that I myself like her? or if she is afraid of a relationship? because its really disappointing to have someone just ignore you and diss you out of the blue. Any opinions?
She could just be affraid of what she feels for you, or think you're after one thing (sex). She could just feel smothered and want some time away from you for awhile. Think carefully did you say or do anything to offend her? It could be a few different things, I personally had something similar happen more than once, once I pissed her off and she wanted to get back at me and make me hurt because I accidentally hurt her, and another time she was just scared and affraid that she had feelings for me and didn't want to get hurt.
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