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24.05.2009, 17:30 quote

manicman
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Hi there, I'm new here and I'm looking for some advice on the female mind. Basically, I'm trying to work out what a girl I asked out meant by 'I am kinda in a in-between relationship stage at the moment. I can meet ya for a drink though if thats ok?'

I'm reading that as 'I don't really like you but I'm willing to be friends with you, especially if you act as emotional support for me'. Am I right or just too cynical?

 

24.05.2009, 17:34 quote

cutielouise

i wouldnt say she didnt like you the fact that shes willing to go for a drink says she does!! i think that if shes just out a relationship she doesnt want 2 commit to anythin! play it by ear and be her friend see what happens good luck

 

24.05.2009, 17:40 quote

oakman

'In-between relationship' seems like there are already 2 people in the equation. The ex and a new boyfriend?

That being said, you lose nothing by having a drink with her. Best of luck.

 

24.05.2009, 17:43 quote

manicman
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cutielouise wrote:
i wouldnt say she didnt like you the fact that shes willing to go for a drink says she does!! i think that if shes just out a relationship she doesnt want 2 commit to anythin! play it by ear and be her friend see what happens good luck


Hmmm.... I dunno. I've been in that place way too often - the friendly 'Hi I'm you're walking talking IT database and flesh-covered shoulder to cry on' by women who didn't really want to be anything more than vaguely friendly with me.

I dunno, maybe I've just gotten too cynical because of those unpleasant times. I just don't want to be sat around waiting for a woman to decide she wants to be with me, which might not even happen.
oakman wrote:
'In-between relationship' seems like there are already 2 people in the equation. The ex and a new boyfriend?

That being said, you lose nothing by having a drink with her. Best of luck.


Yeah, thats sort of how I read it too...

Ah well, I'll probably go out for drinks with her, but my expectations are pretty low. I.e. Zero.

 

24.05.2009, 17:46 quote

kadushu

Good man! Pessimism makes nice things seem nicer. Or fake.

 

24.05.2009, 17:46 quote

cutielouise

ull b able to tell if she likes u wen u meet face to face! have a drink and see what happens she myt not b sure! u just never no wats goin on inside a ladys head lol

 

24.05.2009, 17:51 quote

manicman
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cutielouise wrote:
ull b able to tell if she likes u wen u meet face to face! have a drink and see what happens she myt not b sure! u just never no wats goin on inside a ladys head lol


Fair enough, fair enough... Ok, I'll give it a shot.

 

24.05.2009, 17:52 quote

cutielouise

manicman wrote:
cutielouise wrote:
ull b able to tell if she likes u wen u meet face to face! have a drink and see what happens she myt not b sure! u just never no wats goin on inside a ladys head lol


Fair enough, fair enough... Ok, I'll give it a shot.


Good good thats what i like to hear!

 

24.05.2009, 18:46 quote

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I think it's worth having a drink with her 'cos by meeting you can both get a sense of whether there is any kind of future together and if yes, what kind, friendship or lovers.

Sometimes you can meet somebody and find there's no chemistry, but you like each other and have some common interests that makes it worthwhile to continue being friends and it seems a shame to give that a miss whilst hunting for the perfect partner.

I think on-line dating makes these sort of 'in-betweens' more common because most of us would probably be talking to more than one person, and your opportunities to meet may not be in the best order for you to be making up your mind and it does go both ways. So I think it can be about leaving your options open, but I do reckon there has to be some interest for her to suggest it... but I wouldn't suggest you bought ALL the drinks

 

24.05.2009, 21:23 quote

scotts255

if she said your a really nice guy as well, dont bother your dead in the water lol

 

26.05.2009, 08:59 quote

manicman
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Ok, update - she's made it pretty clear that she meant no now with a rather pointed statement, heh.

Ah well, more fish in the sea I suppose.

 

26.05.2009, 15:28 quote

cutielouise

manicman wrote:
Ok, update - she's made it pretty clear that she meant no now with a rather pointed statement, heh.

Ah well, more fish in the sea I suppose.


at least u know and can move on to sum1 that will appreciate you

 

26.05.2009, 15:39 quote

jackharkness

manicman wrote:
Hi there, I'm new here and I'm looking for some advice on the female mind. Basically, I'm trying to work out what a girl I asked out meant by 'I am kinda in a in-between relationship stage at the moment. I can meet ya for a drink though if thats ok?'

I'm reading that as 'I don't really like you but I'm willing to be friends with you, especially if you act as emotional support for me'. Am I right or just too cynical?


i can only comment on own experience. DON'T GO THERE!!!!!! wait till she knows what is def going on with her bf

 
 
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