
awkwardcookie wrote:can i get advice on how to get over someone?
okay before you even say anything - it wasn't a relationship. i just saw this guy..
and i fell for him. we never talk, ever, and i'm pretty sure i've made a bad first
impression of myself and he'll probably never talk to me. he's popular and i'm very
socially awkward. point is, it's an impossible relationship. there's no way he'll fall
for me and that's 99% fact, he's surrounded with girls that are prettier, funnier,
more popular, and probably just overall better people?? but my imagination is
a dangerous thing haha just simple eye contact with him drives me crazy and
it's just ughhh. it's pathetic that i fell for someone whom i don't even know personally
and someone i've talked to only once in my life. i need to get over him before
i self destruct even more and send myself into an endless loop of despair, lol
i know that if i stopped seeing him my brain would eventually forget about
him and move on, but i can't help it. i see him everyday and what's worse is
that it's just small glimpses of him everywhere like in the hallways or in the canteen
at lunch. it's torturous and super annoying. i really don't know how to deal with
this. thanks to anyone who can help!
AutumnClifford wrote:So last night at a party I went outside because I wasn't feeling well and sat down. This guy, let's call him A, sat down next to me and - long story short - I ended up practically cuddling him with my arms around his waist and head on his shoulder while he constantly ran his fingers through my hair.
My friend keeps insisting that he likes me, because "guys don't just play with any girl's hair". While we were talking he mentioned that he believes us to be close friends, even though we've only known each other for a couple weeks, which makes me feel like her statement can't be true.
Is there any sort of stigma or connection between a guy playing with a girl's hair and their interest in them, or is my friend just making things up because of her own desire for us to get together?
username by me wrote:I have a question about boundaries…
So to summarize my situation I think I may be asexual and potentially aromatic and I'm currently dating a sexual person. I don't want to mouth kiss them (at least no tongue kissing/ making out) because even though I don't really find just lip kissing repulsive I think its still uncomfortable and and weird and a little gross. Tongue kissing is really repulsive to me (probably even more so than sex) and I just don't want to tongue kiss. However, I was perviously uncomfortable with hand holding and cuddling and that sort of thing, but I was able to get comfortable with it. I think I might be able to do the same for lip kissing but absolutely not for tongue kissing and probably not for anything more sexual than that.
So everyone is always talking about compromise, you need to compromise and do this thing you are uncomfortable with and your partner needs to compromise and settle for less. So yes I want to compromise and I am willing to work towards lip kissing. But is it okay to set boundaries such as nothing beyond lip kissing? I mean obviously that would make my partner compromise more of their happiness so that I'm not uncomfortable, but is that okay? Is that okay to tell them to be unhappy so that I can feel comfortable? Is it not okay? Where can I draw a line?
I know there is a clear philosophy that one can draw a line whenever they please with sex. Sex should theoretically always be consensual. But then again I know some asexual people who don't want to have sex and still do it for their partners as a sort of compromise.Is that better than saying no and accepting the consequences? I'm just confused because I've never felt forced to do something I was uncomfortable doing (in a romantic or sexual way at least) and so I don't know what is expected and what is acceptable. Can a relationship with so much compromise ever work?
I just really need some advice because I don't know what to do with my feelings right now...
ĸevιn. wrote:I really like this girl. Like a lot. I told her but she doesn't know how to feel. She is confused as to why I like her and how I could like her. I tried to explain, but now she's not responding and I don't want to be pushy. I just really want to explain it to her but I don't think I can. I feel like crying. I feel rejected.. any advice?
noir, wrote:noir, wrote:
hello everyone! my name is noir, and i was hoping i could get some advice??
so, i'm i recently started a new high school n' been accepted to the JV girl's
basketball team. there's this girl, lets call her angel, in varsity, who's a year
older than me, and i have completely fallen for her. here's the thing, though
we do practice together, we don't really talk much and i do not have a clue
on how to break the ice to her. sure i've asked her about the drills we do n'
all that, but i want to get to know her. do you peeps have advice on how to
not make myself look like a complete fool?? thank you so much!
hey guys, so a quick update with my so called love life haha ;w; so, turns out:
she's gay!!! but obviously, there's a catch why is there always a catch uggh ??!
she's taken... and i'm 88% sure she and all the bball girls know that i like her..
it's super awkward cause i don't talk to them nor angel. my heart aches, and
i feel so guilty that i can't stop thinking about her. but i still do want to try to
talk to her.. i want to be friends at least ya know, but i don't know how to a-
pproach her without being wierd, i'm extremely klutzy n' socially awkward sohelp






AutumnClifford wrote:AutumnClifford wrote:So last night at a party I went outside because I wasn't feeling well and sat down. This guy, let's call him A, sat down next to me and - long story short - I ended up practically cuddling him with my arms around his waist and head on his shoulder while he constantly ran his fingers through my hair.
My friend keeps insisting that he likes me, because "guys don't just play with any girl's hair". While we were talking he mentioned that he believes us to be close friends, even though we've only known each other for a couple weeks, which makes me feel like her statement can't be true.
Is there any sort of stigma or connection between a guy playing with a girl's hair and their interest in them, or is my friend just making things up because of her own desire for us to get together?



Caeco wrote:AutumnClifford wrote:So last night at a party I went outside because I wasn't feeling well and sat down. This guy, let's call him A, sat down next to me and - long story short - I ended up practically cuddling him with my arms around his waist and head on his shoulder while he constantly ran his fingers through my hair.
My friend keeps insisting that he likes me, because "guys don't just play with any girl's hair". While we were talking he mentioned that he believes us to be close friends, even though we've only known each other for a couple weeks, which makes me feel like her statement can't be true.
Is there any sort of stigma or connection between a guy playing with a girl's hair and their interest in them, or is my friend just making things up because of her own desire for us to get together?
Hm... Playing with someone's hair can be a fairly bold move especially if you barely know them. So I for one would see that a way to flirt, a very seductive manipulative way to flirt because you can't very well say no to someone who's offering to play with your hair lol. I don't think your friend was right about you being close friends, at least not yet, but I do think he likes you
























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