I have been friends with this girls for the past 6 months and I finally was able to show her my true feelings by taking her out on a perfect date, dinner and a show. That night I finally managed to kiss her passionatly and stayed overnight cuddling. In the morning she told me she is does not know if she wants to have a relationship and is confused even though she confessed she was interested in me also. She wants everything to be back to normal as if nothing ever happened. It really felt like a big diss to me.
I am fine with that but she still constantly emails, texts and calls me everyday seeking for my attention and flirts. I am thinking she is doing that because she is interested? Should I have her do all the contacting or do I need to still make an effort? Should I ignore her and make her chase me? Or should I still pursue her agressively because there might be a chance? What is the correct game plan?
Don't pursue her as you normally would. Give her space more than you would have before, do not answer all of her calls but get back to her a day later etc. If she asks what you are doing or why you are not paying any attention to her as you have done before, you at least have a reason. This way your safe, and it will give her time to think.
When she said she was not interested in a relationship, did you ask her why? Given that she said she is confused about wanting a relationship, then the question to you is----can you convince her to be in one? I've met girls that have told me the same line, and because I like them, I still go out with them, and in the end we do end up 'dating.' Sometimes I think girls use that line to see how interested you really are in them. By the same token, sometimes I withdraw myself from chasing girls that tell me this, but it all has to do with the 'vibe' I get from them.sometimes I just have a bad feeling so even though I like the girl, I figure best to move to some one else. Therefore my advice to you is, if you feel the girl is worth pursuing, then you can pretend nothing happened, and go on another 'perfect' date; if this was me of course, after the 2nd date, I would force her to ask me out.in other words, since she calls you and texts you so much, then I would say, 'instead of calling me every day, why don't you just take me out?' Now, if you think she dissed you adn you don't feel she is worth ti anymore, avoid her texts, phone calls and find another girl that woudl be interested in you. LIke I said, my experience has been that when girls tell you that they are not ready for a relationshp, sometimes this turned out to be a 'dare/challenge' from them to see if I was really interested, so you could have a chance, but it depends on you if you want to pursue the girl or not.
Interesting thing happened, we had a really fun 2nd date that was tottally unplanned because I took your advice of pursuing..... things went really well with kissing and cuddling but the next day she called and said the same thing...that I was a distraction to her christian walk.... I understand this..... so does that mean I should still be persistant and hope? - 3 months ago
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Yea like I said, if you think she is worth pursuing, then give her some space and just be there for the fun times...in other words, if you pressure her to go out with you, then forget about it; but just like you did the 2nd unplanned date---if you can pull something like that again, then is all good; point is, in these cases, you give the girl space, you treat her like, 'yea, is cool to hang out with you, but is not the end of the world if you don't..' Don't be a puppy drooling after her thoug - 3 months ago
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