
Uck, Emily is confusing the crap out of me! I went to her house today and I gave her the Disney gift I bought her. We had our fun. We talked, laughed, it was a good time. We even went out to eat together. But she gave me a note and told me not to read it until I left. My heart was beating and I was happy at first, but now I just want to cry :( Here's some of what she wrote:
"I do think about you when I kiss Dakota (her boyfriend). To be honest, I think about you a lot. You are strong, confident, beautiful, and smart. How could I not think about you? Yeah, I know you're a bit shy sometimes, but it's cute. Yeah, it's cheesy. I can't really explain what's going through my head right now. I'm really confused about a lot of things. One thing I know for sure is that I don't want to lose your friendship. You mean a lot to me and I love you. What I don't know is if I just love you as a friend or if it's more than that. I'm sorry. I'm pretty sure I'm confusing you, but I don't have this all sorted out yet and we're running out of time. I'm going to miss you so much! Let's just enjoy the time we still have left. I can't wait to see you again."
Oh gosh, I'm going in circles with this girl. She acts like she likes me, then she acts like she doesn't. She even named one of my stuffed animals. I can't take it. But I can't take staying away from her either. I have a week to find out the truth, and leaving everything unsolved won't make me feel better.
I know, some of you will tell me to just forget her. I tried, but then she lured me in again. Ugh.
UPDATE: To add to the stress, my roommate just told me she's not even going to Truman State! I'm going there with no clue as to who my new roommate is and whether or not she'll try to throw holy water at me!
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sorry
Hey, I know exactly how you feel, for the most part. I am dancing in circles around my girlfriend. I guess I don't have any advice for you, because I'm searching for advice also. I just want you to know that you aren't alone. My girlfriend is more dancing cirlces around her ex. One day she likes her, and doesn't know what to think, the next she has forgotten all about it, or so she says.
sorry i'm no hlep
The next time someone asks you, "Hey, howdja get to be a homosexual anyway?" tell them, "Homosexuals are chosen first on talent, then interview... then the swimsuit and evening gown competition pretty much gets rid of the rest of them." ~Karen Williams
I'm sorry about the
I'm sorry about the girlfriend situation. And thanks for the comment. Just knowing someone at least read this doesn't make me feel so isolated.
I was in the same position.
I was in the same position. The undecisive, "I don't know if I dig you or not" trip that makes you want to vomit. I say, if you only have a week, that you kiss her. Straight up. Tell her you dig her, and just go for it. Maybe that's durastic, but maybe it's worth the chance.
I really do want to kiss
I really do want to kiss her. I want that one last moment and the closure. She already knows I like her, so I don't know how she'll react to a kiss. I don't want to get her mad. Ack, this is killing me!
Thanks for advise.
Okay but if you ask me the
Okay but if you ask me the kissing idea is totally awesome, very romantic and it would probably come out as a good thing.
From every bad experience comes a good lesson along with heartbreak.
Hm... How about you kiss her
Hm...
How about you kiss her on the cheek, but like REALLY dangerously close to her lips?
If that doesn't make her go insane, I'll eat my shoe.
Haha - yes, that's one of
Haha - yes, that's one of the most tantalizing things in the world. My girlfriend does this time me sometimes, just to drive me crazy. I let her, because it's fun.
I don't know if I'd recommend doing this to Emily though, because you might not be in position where it would be comfortable. Sure, it's easy to say, "Just kiss her! Or tantalize her!" But in reality, if you're not sure how she'll react you're going to have a tough time gathering the courage, and it simply might not go well, especially if you're a bundle of fraught nerves during it.
Your best bet is to talk to her. Telling her how you feel may prove difficult, but showing her is generally much harder when her feelings toward you haven't been fully established.