You showed interest in someone that rejected you , so you moved on to pursue someone else , when the rejecter finds out you moved on from them , they all of a sudden want to be with you all of a sudden, leaving you a question mark as to why do they want me now , when they didn’t before? Like the old saying goes , You only want what you can’t have. What would you do, give the rejector the chance or tell them sorry to late?
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personally... I like to make sense
if I ever were to end up in a situation like you just described... it would be quite easy to me
I moved on, and I am interested on someone else now... I won't be looking back to the pst
As that famous social philosopher Michael Philip Jagger once said:
"You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, well, you might find you get what you need."
My advice is you should never look back and you should hold out for who you need and needs you.
I would be careful before giving them another chance. If someone only realizes my worth when i move on, I would question whether they genuinely want me or just don't like seeing me happy with someone else. I believe love should be a choice, not a competition.
I'd ignore them. I don't believe their intentions are genuine
I tell them too late. They had other options and preferred them and when they failed, they tried to fall back on me. No thanks.
I don’t know what I would do. I would have to ask her. Why did you do this
They found out what they had too late.
Fuck them
It's a trap don't go back!