theres a guy that asked me out and ive been crushing on him for 2 years. so he asked me out and i said no. now i regret it. how can i fix it?
im female and im 12 years old
DangerNerd answered Monday July 4 2011, 10:54 pm: The answer really does depend on why you said no in the first place.
You have to understand that it took a lot of courage to ask you out, and you rejected him. If he liked you a lot, then it probably hurt him really bad, and he has been wondering why you don't think he is good enough for you.
What would you be thinking if this happened to you? That is right... not happy feelings.
So, can you fix it? Sure!
Talk with him and tell him why you broke his heart. If you have a good reason, then things will probably be ok. Maybe you were scared? Maybe you were just stupid? Whatever the reason, just be honest with him and it will be ok. [ DangerNerd's advice column | Ask DangerNerd A Question ]
Jasmine23 answered Monday July 4 2011, 10:20 pm: Stop for a moment and think about why you said no? What are your reasons that made you say that is it things you have heard about himm,. was it ur intuition?
If it's bothering you alot,. you should try talking to him about how you were scared to be with him because you like him so much and that maybe you two could try dating?
melissa123 answered Monday July 4 2011, 10:20 pm: well depending on how long ago it was, you can say something like: iv'e been thinking about your questions lately and if it's not to late i wanna be with you."
or you can say:
ive liked you for a really long time and got freaked out when you asked me and i would like you to give me another chance." or something like that
hope i helped, and i hope everything works out.
if you have any more questions, feel free to ask(:
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