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I started talking with this girl, and at first things were going great. She said she liked me and she opened up to me about a lot of personal things. She did live about 2 hours away for school, but we were gonna spend her month break together.
We made plans and she said if things went well, she wanted to bring me to meet her family. But the first date ended very quickly because she felt very sick and she told me on the way home she thought she was ready to date again and asked for time to get over her ex. She even asked me a million questions on my ex's and how I got over them.
Over the last few months, she's barely talked to me and said she needs time and she knew it was hard in me. But she was a complete asshole to me on Valentine's day, and I sent her a really nice message and she became more and more short with me and I asked why. She said she didn't have anything to say. So after 2 weeks of not hearing from her, I deleted her number and removed her off of social media.
I really cared about this girl, and my friends were stumped because of how often she'd message me and how open she was with me.
She has over 900 followers and friends, did she even notice I removed her? Would she reach out if she changes her mind?
I know I have to move on, I'm just curious

1. Depending on a person's society and culture there will be a difference on what they think of first when they read or hear something.

2. In American society for example, if someone hears something like Hung Tran they'll first think of a transgender person.

3. Societies in Asia where Hung is a man's name and Tran is a last name they would probably think of a man.

4. In Vietnam, the Chinese surname Chen is written in Quốc Ngữ (The Vietnamese language) as Trần. Tran is the second most common surname in Vietnam.

5. Media, society, culture, and a person's national current events shape both a person's mind and the person. So Americans and someone from Asia will sometimes think differently. Just like an American and a British person will think differently. A British person asking "Where is the trolley?" in America might cause some people to become confused if they don't know about the different words British people use.

6. Hung Long Tran in Vietnamese means Hero Dragon (Last name unknown meaning).
Hung. Vietnamese Origin. "Hero" The meaning of the name Hung is Hero.
Long is a boy's name of Chinese, Vietnamese origin meaning "dragon".

7. Do you think it offensive to ask people what they first think of when they read Hung Long Tran?

8. I had wanted to do a poll to see people's first thought. Since the majority of users are from Western English speaking countries where transgender issues are on the media, I was curious to see how Western thought patterns differ when reading that phrase and how many people would recognize Hung Long Tran is a Vietnamese name and not something else. Sadly, the mods on this website are either too ignorant or too PC, so I cannot post my Poll on this website because I know for a fact the Poll would be removed by at least one crybaby Mod.