Yes I realize she's another human being. I can't accept the thought of NOT being with her.. I'm getting to worked up about it and creating an image of her that she might not actual be however.

If you think like like this, you're putting her on a pedestal and setting yourself up to majorly get hurt if this doesn;t happen. So don't do that, you were fine before the years you met her, without her.

You're BLINDED BY LOVE mang. Be friendly and nice to her and after you make your move, if it doesn't work out, you're going to need to forget about it. So think rationally.

Been in arguments obviously, but I've never instigated them between other people, doesn't really sound like something I'd care for.

Meh facebook fads.

Mercenary848

^^^^

Complete hogwash if you ask me.

Keeley Hazell, Christina Hendricks, Jennifer Morrison, Evangeline Lilly (Among others)

If you want genuine love and affection I think you should just drop the whole alpha-male thing and simply be friendly and nice to her. Affection and acceptance are basic human needs. She's in your class (I'm assuming) so just express your desire to be friends with her. Once you're comfortable and you've reached the point where you can have a fun conversation with her (That stalk her Facebook page to look for things to talk about thing seems like a good idea), wait for a while and tell her how you feel. Don't come on too strong. (Can't express this enough) If she doesn't want to get into it, just forget it and continue being friends. I can tell you're pretty young (not a shot) and if you're in the book, who knows what might happen in the future.

Don't get your hopes up too high though.

Tell her you're a level 30 paladin warrior.

ThePerro

:lol:

Whatever you get, get Amnesia. I started playing today and it scared the pants off me.

Demented Gamer.

If it's monotonous and hard at the same time, there's only so much I can take before swapping disks. I'd come back to it after a while. If it the game is fun on the other hand I could go on for a while regardless of the fact that it's hard. There's a sense of accomplishment you get from finishing a hard game that can't be equalled. :)

L. Ron Hubbard.

Seriously though, Mother Teresa and Gandhi and those countless scientists and philosophers who worked tirelessly to discover the nature of our universe and world were pretty gravy.

I'd talk to some friends maybe, try to come to terms with my feelings. Wouldn't write a song/poem (anything of that sort) I can appreciate and enjoy them but I'm not very musical or rhythmic, so :P