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Author Topic: I like this girl, but there is a bit of distance between us  (Read 210 times)
makani47
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« on: November 14, 2009, 09:02:14 PM »

Me and this girl were in a few of the same classes at college. We talked some during this time. She then moved in with her brother an hour and a half away and took some time off college. I transferred to a nearby University. We became Facebook friends and really started to talk a lot. After a year or two, she went to a University that is 3 hours away and got an apartment there.

For the past 3 years we have talked a ton on Facebook and I have liked her since then. She still visits the town her brother is in which is a 2 hour drive for her and only an hour and a half for me. I hinted subtly about the distance in casual conversation and she said it was a bit of distance and she hasn't been home to visit her parents since the semester started. I have been in a long distance relationship and was fine with it. I really like this girl and am so frustrated because there is a chance of there being something more if it wasn't for the distance thing.

She has no clue that I like her. I have struggled for 3 years now on whether I should tell her or not. Not saying anything and living with the "what if" is probably harder than having a long distance relationship. But I also don't want to ruin what I do have with her. I want tell her I like her but that I understand there is a distance but just wanted her to know and I still want to be friends and talk. If I tell her, there will no longer be that "what if", but the worst case scenario is that she quits talking to me. What should I do? Love with the "what if"? Or risk the friendship and tell her? i know if I tell her there will be an awkward moment, but if she quits talking to me, then maybe we weren't as good of friends as I thought we were.
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« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2009, 07:54:11 AM »

See how similar my situation is....

I used to hang out with a guy in college, like three...actually four...years ago. We've been talking a little bit ever since then, via e-mail and an occasional, awkward visit, as I've been living three hours away from him. I know there was a time when we were in love with each other, but we never said it. I still love him, but I'm so irritated with him that he hasn't said anything to me about how much I KNOW he cares!!!!!!

You should definitely definitely definitely tell this girl how you feel. It is torture to be the girl in this situation who never hears anything from the guy about his feelings. If you don't, she might do what I ended up doing....getting another boyfriend! because she doesn't know if she should wait for you or not.
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« Reply #2 on: November 16, 2009, 08:36:21 PM »

I did it, but didn't get a response. I had to send it as a Facebook message. She got on and comment on a status update I did, but I didn't get a response to the PM.
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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2009, 04:39:24 PM »

Not a good sign that she didn't respond to the message, I'd leave it go, if she is gonna be that way, just move on.  I'm not into games like that.

I wish you the best.
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« Reply #4 on: November 17, 2009, 04:49:02 PM »

She replied last night. She apologized for it taking so long. She said it did catch her really off guard and all. That she doesn't know what to say. She never really thought about it. She said it wouldn't make things awkward between us. Said she was still processing it.

So basically, I think it just shocked her so bad, she still hasn't registered the fact that I said I like her.

I then responded telling her to take all the time she needs, that I'm still shocked I did it. And that we don't have to immediately start dating or anything. I just wanted her to know I like her and we can see where it goes from there.
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« Reply #5 on: November 24, 2009, 07:03:34 PM »

haha at least you had the ballz to do it =D... i went close to a yr liking one girl never told her, 3 yrs later, I still never have and i never see her anymore, so whenever i like a girl i make sure i tell her.

Remember you miss 100% of the shots you dont take.

You have the right mindset mate, it doesnt matter if she doesnt want you back... really, it doesnt, means you can find an even more gorgeous girl who falls madly in love with you Smiley or she can introduce you to all of her hot friends and im sure she will put a good word in for you, chicks are nice like that.
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« Reply #6 on: November 24, 2009, 11:14:24 PM »

the seed is planted, hopefully something will come from it.

The next part can be awkward , like do you leave her a lone for a bit.    do you contact her after a while.  Perhaps there would be some normal interaction face to face or something in the future!


Personally I'd like to think if she was interested she would let you know in some way.  It was def a good sign that she responded though!

let us know what happens!
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