I met a woman and asked for her number after talking with her for a bit. After trying to ask her out by doing some random stuff and failing because neither of us has much time on our hands for anything else, I decide to ask her if she is in a relationship.
At this point I thought that my interests would be obvious, but she just answered yes and "kind of seeing somebody" and if I am in one. I tell her "no" and that I was interested in her in which she answers with "okay, but do you still wand to do [insert random thing here]?".
I told her no, for obvious reasons, but did I do something wrong here or is it her who doesn't understand the situation? I just feel like something is a bit off with the whole thing.
>>18718549
You made yourself pretty clear. But it might be that she lacks people she could hang out with and was seeking to friendzone you and to hang out as a friend. Or it could be that "kind of seeing somebody" is not official yet and she would have liked to keep you as a backup plan in the case that nothing comes of it. Who knows.
>>18718569
So what, should I still hang out with her just to try and see if it won't bother me as much as I thought?
>>18718576
It sounds like you're already bothered. Talk to other woman while you're at it. And don't invest time on her unless she reciprocates
>>18718581
It is not that I am very bothered about it, but instead that I don't want to risk ending up feeling like shit if I would decide to whatever with her, whether it is helping or just hanging out.
I half feel like I should just try and see what happens, but on the same time I feel like it is a lost cause. Maybe I should just go for it a couple of times?
You know what? Fuck it. In the beginning I offered some help with something. Nothing big, but I think I will still try and just do this once in the hopes that I don't end up in a bad circle. Should probably still make it clear that I have no interest in being just friends.