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| in love with Rhyme... | Well, this all started back in September of 07. My school had this fire drill. We were evacuated to the football field. I sit down in one of the bleachers, when a friend(hereby known as "Annoying Friend 'A') brings all of her friends and sits down next to me. I ask if anyone has a cell phone when one of Annoying Friend 'A's DROP DEAD GORGEOUS friends(the reason I need closure) says she has a cell phone and lets me call my mother to inform her of the situation. Fast forward to Homecoming. I ask her for a slow dance, and with an encouragin nudge from a third party, we do. I got the feeling that she didn't really feel all that comfortable around me, though. Skip to the week before Halloween. I decide to follow-up and send her a Candy Gram for Halloween. I mustered up the cheesiest, most romantic thing I could come up with: Quote:
Next day, I truly experience the repercussions of these actions. I'm kindly informed that the girl I liked now hated me, and I hated her first block teacher for ruining my chance with her. Now, I keep saying I'm over her, but I still feel like I need closure. Or just someone to make sense of all this. | |
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| you would've endured my world | She wouldn't let embarassment ruin her relation with you if she really liked you. Move on. |
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| Raping the world of happiness | ^exactly Also if this ended in October/November then how are still complaining about it. Also there wasnt really a relationship of what you described. It was just a boy who liked a girl with the girl not showing too much interest. If you really want to try for it then go ahead but your only 14 so no point in whining about one girl. |
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| in love with Rhyme... | Quote:
A: I need/desperately want closure. B: Yesterday was Valentine's Day and I guess I kinda wanted to know what could've been. | |
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| Keyblade Novice Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Pennsylvania, USA Age: 21
Posts: 58
Rep Power: 2 ![]() | There are always other fish in the sea. If you're always looking back, you'll never see what's in front of you. Don't worry. You have plenty of other chances ahead. She didn't sound like she was entirely interested anyway. No 'fense. You get things like that. |
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| Terminal Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Glencoe
Posts: 4,804
Rep Power: 12 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | When you in love you block out the 'not so welcome' feelings and live the life you to love and enjoy, seriously man, your only 14, plenty of other fish in the sea, as they say. |
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| Step into the dark age of treason. | |
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| nothing of consequence | Don't kill yourself, that never helps. Play it off, confidence = good. |
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| A Monument of Non-Existence | Eh, no big deal. I'm not going to use the oh so clichéd line of "There are other fish in the sea", but there's rlly no point in obsessing over some chick who wants to cut your head off. Find something kew;er to obsess over, like kittens or writing. Also, no offence, but this girl sounds like a real bitch. True, I wouldn't have used such a lame phrase like "Some sweet treats for a sweet girl.", but she rlly has no reason to hate you. Move on, find something more interesting to do, and be chill kay? |
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| I would kill for you <3 | She obviously doesn't like you, so take everybody's advice and move on. Plus, if she is shallow enough to be embarrassed from a stupid candy-gram thing, then she isn't worth your time. Ask yourself: do you really want to associate yourself with a negative bytch like that? |
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