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Q: I've Waited So Long, But She Doesn't Want a Relationship
asked by: ChrisDawg88 on March 22nd, 2007
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I know this is long, but I wanted to be detailed so you guys could sort of understand my mindset right now. Ok, anyone who has read my other post (In Love But Shes Taken And I Can't Get Over Her) will know the backstory behind this, but in a nutshell, been in love with this girl for over a year, but shes always been taken.

Well, a lot of stuff's happened in the last couple of weeks. Her boyfriend dumped her out of the blue, and since she didn't seem that upset I called her pretty much immediately. She knows I really like her and I told her how much I wanted to be with her. She said that she really couldn't have a boyfriend right now, she just wanted to date around and have fun. I understood this point of view, and she said that we could still go on a date.

The rest of that week she called me everyday, and we went out Saturday. It went along smoothly if uneventfully for a while, but when we were driving to my house she suddenly starts holding my hand and stroking my arm, and before I knew it we were cuddling on my bed with a movie on and then we were kissing. It was my first kiss and it was with the girl I had been in love with for a long time. I was thrilled.

We went out again that Monday for pretty much the whole day after school. Again, it was amazing. We had great conversation and chemisty, and more kissing, cuddling and hand holding. It really felt like we were a couple. She came on strong, but in a very romantic and affectionate way. But the whole time she was still sticking with her "no boyfriend" story. It was still a fantastic day and I though that our time together might have changed her mind. This was almost three weeks ago.

But since then things got really shitty. She has been really busy and we haven't been able to hang out at all. There was a time when I became quite frantic about the whole thing, because I couldn't get her on the phone either. While she later clarified that she wasn't avoiding me on purpose, we were barely in contact at all. I kept trying to make plans to hang out with her, but nothing worked out. Finally I became desperate just for the chance to talk with her alone about where we stood, but I never got that chance either. I finally got the chance to talk to her on the phone, she said that she just couldn't date me right now, but there was a lot of potential in the future (we are going to the same college). I was bummed, but satisfied.

Well since then, things have gotten worse. I thought I would be able to handle waiting for a while, but I can't. Its only been a week and I think about her constantly. Its gotten to the point where I can't really be myself around her anymore. We still talk on the phone a few times a week, but I barely ever see her at school and when I do there is so much tension, and we still havent hung out again outside of school. On top of that, her ex has been asking for her back, and shes also been talking to her OTHER ex as well. While I don't think she will get back with either, it makes me that much more down about the whole thing. Whats worse is that I have to play it off like I don't feel the way I do when I talk to her or see her. But I'm at breaking point.

I don't know what to do. I can't stop thinking about her. I know the fact that she was my first kiss and everything is part of it, but I feel more strongly about her now than I ever have. The fact that she has two exes sniffing around just makes it worse. The stress is getting to be unbearable, I can't concentrate at school and I haven't been myself lately at all. Its almost like the fact that she is single now makes it worse than when she was taken. I understand that she wants to wait, but who knows how long that will be, and what could happen during that time?

I don't know how much longer I can take this. I really want to tell her how happy it would make me to date her and how depressed I am now, but I don't want her to feel guilty. But at the same time, don't my feelings count for anything? Especially since she was the one that came on so strong? Help! I need advice.
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DPantelones
replied on March 26th, 2007
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you're a young man with a huge crush...you need to take a step back and give her time and space. The more you push on it, the more she'll back away...I suggest you give it time, go out and try to meet new people, show her you're independent and not some needy guy...

Good luck and keep us updated!
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Willa Weintraub
replied on April 5th, 2007
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DPantelones wrote:
you're a young man with a huge crush...you need to take a step back and give her time and space. The more you push on it, the more she'll back away...I suggest you give it time, go out and try to meet new people, show her you're independent and not some needy guy...

Good luck and keep us updated!
I agree.ont he other hand,I hate to say it but it sounds like she might have been usig you for emotional and physical reasons.maye she doesn't want to be alone and you being willing she got that form you.it sounds like you might have ben a re-bound.maybe she does like you but if you make her feel like you want a relationship,she will back away and stay gone.I know I would even if I liked someone back,I wuold run the other way.
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Makoto
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Wow Shocked

I agree. I think you were being used here. She needed a shoulder to cry on. Instead of giving you a definite yes or no, she says you might have a chance in the future. So instead of you being able to know where you stand, you get a rain check.

That sounds like the work of a player to me.

Dude, you need to be strong and not let this girl get to you. In you meet later on at uni/college play it cool and let her show interests. Then if you do date, take it one date at a time and do not get ahead of yourself.

But for now, I think you are being played by this girl. Maybe not intentionally on her part, but it sucks nonetheless. Move on and be strong.
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Willa Weintraub
replied on April 6th, 2007
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Makoto wrote:
Wow Shocked

I agree. I think you were being used here. She needed a shoulder to cry on. Instead of giving you a definite yes or no, she says you might have a chance in the future. So instead of you being able to know where you stand, you get a rain check.

That sounds like the work of a player to me.

Dude, you need to be strong and not let this girl get to you. In you meet later on at uni/college play it cool and let her show interests. Then if you do date, take it one date at a time and do not get ahead of yourself.

But for now, I think you are being played by this girl. Maybe not intentionally on her part, but it sucks nonetheless. Move on and be strong.
agreed! if its meant to be,it's meant to be!just relax and let things run their course!
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ChrisDawg88
replied on April 26th, 2007
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Hey guys thanks a lot for listening and for the good advice. I have since gained some perspective on things and its helped out a lot. I've kind of realized that life is too short to spend it depressed about something out of your control, and while there are still good days and bad, overall I have been much more relaxed and have been enjoying life a lot more lately.

You guys are right, pushing and pushing and making me look needy are not the way to go, and I've actually been making an effort to kind of distance myself from her lately. I haven't called her in several weeks, no longer go out of my way to see her at school, and have only talked to her there three or four times in the last month or so. And I'm glad I have done this, because its sort of given me the opportunity to look at things a new way. One of the things about having a major crush on someone is that you tend to amplify their good attributes and ignore the bad, and the "time off" has given me the opportunity to sort of re-examine certain aspects of this girl's personality that I hadn't really noticed (or ignored), some of which aren't very good. I think you are right, as much as I didn't want to admit it I definitely think I caught her on the rebound and in retrospect asking her out that soon was a mistake, as she did reunite with her ex for a short period after we had our whole debacle (although they have since broken up again). I still like this girl a lot and definitely still want to date her, but its not making me nuts anymore. Wink
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ChrisDawg88
replied on April 26th, 2007
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There is one thing I've been wondering about though and I would love some advice and opinions on this. I acted like such a fool for that period after we went out, I am worried that she thinks that that is the real me, when in fact I wasn't myself at all during that time. I would really like a second chance just to date her casually for a while, to get to know her better before college and show her the real me. I have grown a lot from this whole experience and I know that things would be different this time- I know I could take it slow, give her her space, and keep things in perspective. I KNOW it. If she is still single by then, I was thinking about maybe asking this of her once school ends (about a month). This would be after about two months of little contact to show her I'm not so desperate anymore. If she's taken by then or if she says no, it wouldn't be the end of the world. So what do you guys think? Should I ask for a second chance or just forget about it and see how things play out in the future (like in college)?
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princessnae
replied on April 27th, 2007
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Okay..
My girly point of view. First of all yes I am sorry but she was probably using you. Now as for your situation. When she was with you it felt good, safe and the rest of the world didn't matter. You made her feel special because she knew how you felt about her.. But when she was out of the situation she said wait a minute for whatever reason and cut it off.

My personal experience if a guy comes on as needy and obsessive I run as fast as I can in the opposite direction. (I am not saying that you are but.. you may have come on alittle strong but I am sure that your feelings are genuine) And later when I am alone and without a date I regret it. But really its like months later, so I would not wait around.

It's up to you to try and give it another shot when schools out.. but she didn't want to continue dating the first time right... and she is probably not over her ex. If she wants something she would contact you more.

My advice for you... ask someone else out. Go on dates.. The old theres more than one fish in the sea talk.. but really... Don't wait around for something that may never happen because you could miss someone great right infront of you.

Good luck..
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