Hey /adv/, I need more perspectives on this.
Some backstory: I met this girl when I was 16 who was a few years older than me, and she was amazing, beatiful, funny, smart, a 10/10 redhead with green eyes who loved and was awesome at acting. Let's call her E. But back then I was a white-knight gentleman, immature, had little to no game, and my jokes were well... appropiate for someone who is 16 but she didnt laugh and hell, I even had braces, so nothing ever happened the few times we spoke and I would come back cringing afterwards almost everytime. We only saw each other a couple of times then never again for years.
That was 4 years ago and now I've changed, I'm more mature, I'm funny in a smart way, take some care of my image, I'm friends of everybody and I've even had sex with 3 girls since starting college this year, my confidence is through the roof and it shows.
The thing is I ran into E again a few weeks ago, and our first conversation went pretty well, but since then the times we meet each other at parties at college or with mutual friends I feel like I'm back to being the way I was 4 years ago and get nervous and that she still sees me as "that kid". What's wrong with me? What's this quality she has? Is it her kind look and smirk she has when she talks to me? This has never happened to me before with anyone I've ever known in my life. What do I do guys? Thanks for your patience.
>>17448367
Dude it sounds like your just over thinking it and being worried about what she will think of you. When it doesn't matter at all what she thinks
I find myself assuming the "persona" of the person I used to be whenever talking to old acquaintances.
As in I'm more meek around old friends and family.
So I don't talk to them all too much anymore and am a new person with new people.
That's just how it is.
>>17448726
Are you spending much time thinking about what to say?
>>17448367
op are you still a virgin?
>>17448713
OP here, maybe you're right, though I've never been one to think before talking.
>>17448726
Can't say that that has happened to me, unless the relationship was already kinda distant and not working.
>>17448739
Nope.