How do you stop obsessing over a girl you probably have zero chance with (pretty sure has a BF), when you have to keep seeing her every week?
It's already awkward between us, because I moved from talking to her every time to not initiating any conversation with her.
Million dollar question, impossible to answer.
a few suggestions, that may or may not work:
1) Ask her out, if she says yes then great, if she says no, it might crush any hope you had and stop you obsessing.
2) Go out and try to meet a new girl to take her place in your affections.
>>16771942
I got her number earlier this week and her WhatsApp profile pic was with some dude hugging her. Pretty sure it was his BF, so I deleted the number. Asking her out would be way too risky.
Guess that finding another girl is my best bet, but I gotta find her first.
I suffered erotomania, in my case I had to avoid any contact with that person. I realized I was obsessed with her because I was depressed and she made me happy. I started exercising, the obsession became less stronger after a while.
>>16771974
I can't completely avoid the girl because we're both in the same class. The least I can do is not talk to her, but it doesn't help at all.
>>16771970
>Too risky to ask out a girl who might have a boyfriend.
Fucking why?
>You: Hey, would you like to go out with me?
>Her: No thanks, I have a boyfriend.
>You: Okay.
Also, getting rejected by her will give you closure and you'll stop obsessing. Finding another girl MIGHT work, but then she'll have a picture of her hugging her sister and you'll be afraid to ask her out because she might be an incestuous lesbian, so you'll be back to square one.
>>16772002
It's risky because we have to keep seeing each other, so it would be way more awkward than it already is and I don't think I could handle it.
>>16772026
Again, why?
If you come at her with some ,"I long for you" attitude, sure. If you just casually ask her to coffee or something, it's not a big deal.
Besides tha- oh, what's the use? You're not going to take my advice, you're going to do nothing but pine over her and creep her out regardless of what I tell you. Have fun with that, I guess.
>>16772045
We've had conversations before, I don't creep her out.
OP' I know exactly what you mean with 'too risky' and 'more awkward'.
Truth is: it sucks that you have classes together and you keep seeing her. But you did the right thing by starting to 'ignore' her. Keep it up.
If she ever asks what's wrong, simply tell her. Or play it down and make excuses.
As for the 'how to stop obsessing': time. You just need time. It WILL go away when you keep ignoring her.