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homecoming, and best girl friend, in general


Question Posted Tuesday September 6 2005, 8:33 pm

there is this girl and i have known her for about a year. last year i used to hangout with her all the time. now, in our second year of high school, she doesnt really talk to me much. she hangs out with all the preppy kids, which most of them, i dont really talk to. one of them decided to ask this girl out to homecoming, which i wanted to do. well this kid told me he asked her and now, i just cant stop thinking about her! she's always in my head! i dont know what to do next, its mindboggling!

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Additional info, added Tuesday September 6 2005, 8:35 pm:
and its really hard to get her out of my head...and she knows i like her, but she doesnt feel the same way....if u can, please give advice, thank u.

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cynicalladvice answered Thursday September 8 2005, 12:25 am:
If she doesn't like you than try to move on. She might change her mind eventually, but you have to leave that up to her. You have to try to get her out of your head, because if you're stuck on her, then you can't have a healthy relationship with anyone else. Try taking up a hobby, or joining a club, try out for a play, coach little leauge, anything to get her out of your mind!

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GDROB answered Tuesday September 6 2005, 9:04 pm:
The thing is she has no idea beyond your first name
of who you are and what you are like. This plays to your advantage. She used to know who you were a year ago. Your goal go the friendship route and learn
what makes her tick etc and let her be the guy she
vents to you and tell her she can. To do this requires some craft.

Become her friend again, hang out with people she knows and get to know them to become included. 99.95% of the time teen romance fails and she is off to the next guy who shows interest only to be stomped on again.

This is where you come in know and learn every last possible thing about her and her interests. Be her friend and show concern now in a friendship way that the other guy doesn't. Pick up on what he does and doesn't do that pisses her off. You be the flipside of that and mark my words when someone gets the heav ho out the door she may remember you or you would have at least an opening. If you never make friends with her how the hell can she like let alone date you? You have to get gonads here.

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Makaveli06 answered Tuesday September 6 2005, 8:46 pm:
Wow, this is exactly what happened to me last year. It was for Junior prom and the girl was asked by someone else. I had to tell her I liked her and then I got lucky and the other guy she was going to go with basically cancelled with her, so I got to go with her. Make sure she knows you like her, and there could be a chance that he might break off the date with her. It's not something that will happen often, but it could happen. Hope I helped.

Bobby

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