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29.06.2009, 20:26 quote

s6boystu
s6boystu Joined: 06 Mar 2008 Posts: 2686 Location: United Kingdom, England, Essex
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is it weird that i've understood every one of your post's in this thread so far Bliss ? Laughing

I can relate to the later post mostly, if i like someone, i don't have the nerve to ask them out or what have you.. infact i try not to spend any time around them period, purely for the fact that i have a habbit of acting like an ass around said person's and making them think i'm a moron ( or more of one anyway ). Therefore to save on the certain rejection, it's easier to just back off and ignore it..

The last person i was attracted to / interested in, decided that the trivial questions etc were me 'stalking' her.. that was fun. Its easier to just back off and let it go methinks..
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29.06.2009, 22:14 quote

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Bliss23 wrote:


There are lots of things happenin' out there young Scottie. I think describing the distant behaviour whilst liking someone with one word, like immature, is rather unfair. Laughing


Yeah it is, but I did put a question mark at the end of that last sentence of mine, indicating that I am not saying that is right, merely putting it forward for a possibility, and I do think it is a possibility.

Anyways, it sounds like the person you described is acting indifferent when in fact they are not. Like you said, there is a lot 'happenin' out there, so it could be a million and one things that makes a person do that.

This whole topic now reminds me of a poem by Alexander Pope called know Thyself...because of its equally confusing nature Laughing Laughing

 
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30.06.2009, 10:39 quote

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s6boystu wrote:
infact i try not to spend any time around them period, purely for the fact that i have a habbit of acting like an ass around said person's and making them think i'm a moron ( or more of one anyway ).


Oh I totally forgot about that. About the way people, myself included, change when they're into someone. LOL That's another big problem. :-/

And it's worse when you start liking a good friend who doesn't feel that way too. Because there's a huge chance of ruining your friendship, as you start acting different and it's beyond your control.

Scottie: Laughing Laughing Laughing
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30.06.2009, 14:30 quote

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Laughing how could you forget i'm a moron Laughing

( i hope that wasn't the only reason you quoted that paragraph ) !!
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30.06.2009, 15:44 quote

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