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If you had known the guy for a year, not on a personal level. You know he liked you a year ago and he made an attempt to make something happen. But he came off pretty creepy and suspicious. A year later you haven’t talked, and you still feel the same about him, only to find out whatever you thought of him had a reason behind. Basically, he came off creepy and suspect because he had never attempted anything with a girl before and had no experience trying to make something happen before with anyone. Whenever he talked to you he was extremely nervous, and to top it off he’s been shy his whole life and was stepping way out of his comfort zone doing that. And he’s had depression for 4 years. He also wants the same things you want in a relationship. You probably don’t feel the sane about him as you’re just finding all of this out, but its just a chance. You’ve been single for a while.

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If you had known the guy for a year, not on a personal level. You know he liked you a year ago and he made an attempt to make something happen. But he came off pretty creepy and suspicious. A year later you haven’t talked, and you still feel the same about him, only to find out whatever you thought of him had a reason behind. Basically, he came off creepy and suspect because he had never attempted anything with a girl before and had no experience trying to make something happen before with anyone. Whenever he talked to you he was extremely nervous, and to top it off he’s been shy his whole life and was stepping way out of his comfort zone doing that. And he’s had depression for 4 years

Something I just wanted to ask. I always preferred to wait until I am in my room by myself in order to enjoy my fav foods mostly because that's my comfort zone. For example, my fav drinks are ice caps from Tim Hortans and when I get them I usally wait until I am in my room in order to enjoy them. I am an introvert however. Just wanted to know if this was normal.