So one year ago I met this girl at a part-time job in a supermarket. I had been working there a few months before she joined. At first I didn’t pay any attention to her and the other newcomers, but then on a random shift she came up behind me and began to lead the small talk and asked a lot of questions and we got talking. Over the course of about 6 months I developed feelings for her because she gave me unusual attention for a normal friendship. But she’s a very outgoing extrovert and I’m the total opposite; a not so sociable but not shy introvert.
Some of the signals I picked up:
• Stealing glances when I turn my back, but notice with peripheral vision
• Physical contact, like asking for high-five or touching my hand when I hand something over • Prolonged eye contact with a lot of smiling
• Sometimes finding excuses to talk to me, but other times avoids me
• Her friends that work there too, other colleagues smile at me. Even the supervisors probably knew I had a crush on her.
But there have been a lot of mixed signals too, primarily avoiding me sometimes and never wanting to be alone with me but with a friend by her side she will engage in contact again. When she talked to other boys I got very jealous. Eventually she asked if I had Snapchat and so we added each other. But this amounted to nothing as neither of us really tried anything significant. Then a month later due to some circumstances at work and jealousy I decided to quit and also removed her snap. I haven’t gone back to that store since.
I think I have seen her a few times pass by but I’m not entirely sure. One of these times was two girls on a sidewalk, one looked like her bestie that also worked there with those round black glasses who was looking at me and laughing really hard, the girl next to her had a hood over her head and didn’t look but kept walking away.
What is going on and should I approach one of these friends of hers?
I’ve also checked out her Spotify public playlist and it has some recently added love songs, but not
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