Well I was talking to the girl im extremely wanting to be with and I know she likes me alot but, we were talking on the phone last night and I joking said "you don't sound to Enthusiastic". I guess 4 other people told her that in the same day which I didn't know about and well I tried calling her back and talking to her online and she just wouldnt talk back to me. I dont know what to do but im just so scared I really screwed up here and that she won't like me anymore after this. I was even going to ask her out on saturday but now idk if she even likes me. Please what can I possible do to prove to her that I really wanna be with her and that im sorry and want her forgivness?
queenhearts answered Thursday October 19 2006, 12:16 pm: I don't see why she would get mad at you over this.
She was probably having a bad day.
Maybe go out a buy a little teddy bear? I'm pretty sure that would make her smile.
You should ask what you did wrong or if she was having a bad day... and say you're sorry if you had made it worse.
I'm sure she still likes you.
Just try to talk to her when she's ready or in a better mood.
Sometimes when you're upset you do stupid things as.. avoid conversations, yeah? Maybe that's what she's doing. [ queenhearts's advice column | Ask queenhearts A Question ]
BitsandPieces answered Thursday October 19 2006, 12:05 pm: Did she get mad and hang up or what? I don't have much to go on here, but telling someone that they don't sound enthusiastic is not usually a big deal, even if they have heard it before. Maybe she was having an off day or in a mood? Don't worry that you blew it, because you did not. You can tell her "Hey I hope I did not offend you the other night," or "I hope you did not think I meant it as rude," but don't make more of it then it is. Ask her out and plan on having fun! [ BitsandPieces's advice column | Ask BitsandPieces A Question ]
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