How do you take down that defensive wall?

Anonymous

I like a girl and she use to like me. I'm confident, charming and independent, but I suppose I fell too hard for her because she was the first woman I truly opened up to, I then acted weak, needy and too available and she lost all sexual desire for me but wanted to stay friends.

Friends was shit for months, she'd act like I was annoying and she couldn't stand me, even when she'd laugh she'd quickly try be serious again. One day she disrespected and i snapped and told her ill walk if she wants to act this way. Since then she finds me funny, she loves being around me, we tease eachother, she texts me daily and wants to hang out all the time, which annoys me, because I didn't change anything, so she clearly had some barrier against enjoying my company. Her friends feel like I actually acted like a man and it made her develop some respect again

Now it applies to intimacy. I think yet again she's forced some mental block on it for some reason. When we hang out for lunch let's say, she's very giggly and goofy. She faces me, pulls into the table, rests her legs on mine and leans in and we touch a bit. But once it goes quiet she turns her body, moves her chair back and crosses her legs.

Or if we hang out she bounces into me when we walk, she touches me quite a bit and there's no reason for it, she'll stand in my zone and sometimes presses into me, we play fight or wrestle and ill pick her up and carry her or hug her etc and my hand has often been on her ass or between her legs unintentionally but she'll joke about it and just keeps laughing and loves the fun we're having. But once there's silence she moves away from me, gets irritated if we touch by accident and shuts down and I don't understand why she's like that, because it's clearly not her natural reaction towards me and more a mental note.

I've been told to now create space and let her miss me and have time to think and overthink things, but has anyone any suggestions?

How do you take down that defensive wall?
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