At 1/10/08 09:01 PM, JamesTKirkV2 wrote:
At 1/10/08 08:58 PM, StarF68 wrote:
and you shouldn't pretend that she secretly does or something
No, she does, like I said tho, not enough to switch.
Alright, I see this is hard for you, which is understandable, these things can be difficult, but let's break this down logically.
Step 1: Never assume anything.
This leads me to my first question: How do you know she likes you? Unless she has actually told you this, you absolutely cannot assume anything. No matter how much you think so. So if she has not told you this, the answer is simple: Stop trying anything with her, at least for the time being.
If she has told you that she does in fact like you, move to the next step.
Step 2: Look at the past.
If she told you this, when was it? Was it before the current relationship she's in, or during? If it was before, go back to step one, and don't assume that her feelings haven't changed now that she's in a relationship. If she told you while she was in the relationship, all I have to say is why would she be in the relationship then? Perhaps she realized it after she entered the relationship? But if she really did, wouldn't she switch? You claim it's because she doesn't like you enough, which leads to the next step.
Step 3: Know the consequences of getting what you want.
Let's say she did one day switch over to you. Would you feel content? Happy? Perhaps, but also realize that your relationship would surely not last. I mean this is a girl who was in a relationship, and fell for someone else while in that relationship. What's to say it wont happen to you?
Step 4: Always consider the other.
Put yourself in her shoes. What if you were in a relationship and some girl kept asking you out? Would you be annoyed? Would you just switch over? And once again: Remember, this is not only about you, you must consider her feelings as well.
After all is said and done, I hope you can either resolve your situation, or figure out how to just get over her.