Lesbian Relationship Challenges Support Group
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2009fireangel
So for about two months I have been talking to this girl. She lives 30 minutes from my school and mind you this is my first real relationship besides online dating.
Well I moved back July 31st and was ready to go on a date with her. But she works alot and had the time I had no money to pay for us both on our date which is what I like to do. Even though I wouldn't mind I like to pamper at times.
Well when I text her I say good morning sweety and hun and etc. Terms of endearment and she calls me Hey you or Hey girl which kind of makes me feel awkward because she has only used one term of endearment this whole time we are talking and the Hey you or Hey girl feels like she is slapping me straight back into the friend zone like she changed her mind or something?
Most would say I'm thinking too much but when we talk we have no deep kind of conversations I try to press a little more into her life... but the most I get is about how much she hates work or someone at work. Even when I say something kind of personal about myself I just get pushed back. That kind of scares me too that she has changed her mind.
We have talked about going on dates and she gets really excited but now that I have the money and my car she never seems to want to try and set a date. She has two weeks off this month and she has gone to Ohio (where she is from) to see the town and be in a wedding. Which is great and all but when I brought up possibly a date or something she didn't really open up about it...
Is it she is just scared? or are these kind of warning signs that maybe I should move on and just let it go? Any help or suggestions or good conversation starters that kind of lead me in the direction I want to go? stuff that is open ended?
Well I moved back July 31st and was ready to go on a date with her. But she works alot and had the time I had no money to pay for us both on our date which is what I like to do. Even though I wouldn't mind I like to pamper at times.
Well when I text her I say good morning sweety and hun and etc. Terms of endearment and she calls me Hey you or Hey girl which kind of makes me feel awkward because she has only used one term of endearment this whole time we are talking and the Hey you or Hey girl feels like she is slapping me straight back into the friend zone like she changed her mind or something?
Most would say I'm thinking too much but when we talk we have no deep kind of conversations I try to press a little more into her life... but the most I get is about how much she hates work or someone at work. Even when I say something kind of personal about myself I just get pushed back. That kind of scares me too that she has changed her mind.
We have talked about going on dates and she gets really excited but now that I have the money and my car she never seems to want to try and set a date. She has two weeks off this month and she has gone to Ohio (where she is from) to see the town and be in a wedding. Which is great and all but when I brought up possibly a date or something she didn't really open up about it...
Is it she is just scared? or are these kind of warning signs that maybe I should move on and just let it go? Any help or suggestions or good conversation starters that kind of lead me in the direction I want to go? stuff that is open ended?
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You're still young, and one of the things you'll learn is how to trust your instincts ~ they will always tell you exactly what it going on. It's your obligation to yourself to clearly see when someone isn't giving you what you need to feel comfortable within the connection.
Not everyone we meet or like is going to be into us, nor will everyone we are attracted to or meet be a good fit for friendship (or dating). Building friendships (getting to know someone from the inside out) is the key to finding a girlfriend who 'fits' us.
Whether she's scared or not isn't your problem hon. Take a good look at how things are; and trust your instincts to make the right decision for You.
~ Good luck!!!