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I did it, after a few months though, and I'm still with her. :)LegendaryscmtStop making me look bad. :cry:
[QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]I did it, after a few months though, and I'm still with her. :)SolidSnake35Stop making me look bad. :cry:
I'm stuck to that woman, but you got the whole world of women in front of you.
It depends...but not usually, unless I g3t overwhelming indications that the likelyhood of rejection would be minimal.
Are you like a 11 year old trying to hook up with a girl? Dude just be yourself, I do that and i get lots and lots lol.Adam-G
Yeah... unless you're a naturally annoying person or something, that is. :P
You have to roll for initiative to see who gets it...
Anyway, I knew this girl in high-school, and I screwed up, and kept my feelings for her secret until she was about to leave for college out of state. When I told her, she confessed she was into me too, and we were both so frustrated with ourselves for not doing anything about it for over a year.
I moved on, met other girls, etc. But she was always in the back of my mind, and I felt like I'd made a really big mistake. Two years later, I got a letter from her saying she was engaged. Even though I hadn't seen her for two years, I felt devastated.
After she graduated, she came back home, and I found out that she didn't marry that guy after all. I looked her up, and immediately started pursuing her. I realized there was no way in hell I was going to let her slip through my fingers again.
We dated, got engaged, and we've been married now for almost four years.
You have to roll for initiative to see who gets it...
Anyway, I knew this girl in high-school, and I screwed up, and kept my feelings for her secret until she was about to leave for college out of state. When I told her, she confessed she was into me too, and we were both so frustrated with ourselves for not doing anything about it for over a year.
I moved on, met other girls, etc. But she was always in the back of my mind, and I felt like I'd made a really big mistake. Two years later, I got a letter from her saying she was engaged. Even though I hadn't seen her for two years, I felt devastated.
After she graduated, she came back home, and I found out that she didn't marry that guy after all. I looked her up, and immediately started pursuing her. I realized there was no way in hell I was going to let her slip through my fingers again.
We dated, got engaged, and we've been married now for almost four years.
CheddarLimbo
Thats quite a story. I hope i myself wont end up like that, as i lack confidence.
I missed out on a relationship by not expressing myself; the girl is now married and I got owned.DeeJayInphinity
Im sorry. But I LOL'd at that :(
But really, I dont do it...and I really should. I think its natures way of making sure all the nice girls dont get swamped by loads of men, only the most confident will succeed lol.
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