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I posted this here before
I made the poor move of "shitting where I eat" and I went on a date with a classmate of mine (she asked me to get lunch with her). We got lunch and I thought the date went well as we made out at the end of it. A couple of days later I asked her to get lunch/dinner again and she gave me a response that showed she clearly wasn't interested ("I'm busy I'll have to get back to you!"). Although it sucks getting rejected I accepted it. However, now things are really awkward; she doesn't talk to me at all (acts unfriendly). Today I had to present to my class and I noticed that she was looking down the whole time I was up there. I'm guessing she is acting this way because she is embarrassed that we made out? How could I go about making things "less awkward?"
I was starting to get paranoid that maybe I didn't read her signals right and didn't want to make out, but seeing as she didn't pull away at all during our kiss I don't think that was the case.
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Anyone?
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Underage b&? You sound like you're in hs.
Regardless, you should act like everything is normal and treat her like you normally would.
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>>18389127
Grad school lol. I have a few drinks in me so my writing probably sounds awkward. Would it be safe to say that she probably just had a change of heart now feels awkward and that is why she is acting like that?
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>>18389127
This. There's not much you can do other than try and not contribute to the awkwardness from your end. Hopefully you learned a lesson, anyway.
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>>18389135
>Hopefully you learned a lesson, anyway.
Don't shit where I eat? lol
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>>18389136
Exactly. But you knew that all along. Also, don't think with your dick.
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>>18389139
>Also, don't think with your dick.
Explain
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>>18389140
Your penis is a poor judge of character.
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