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That thing called Chemistry

Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
Hi there, i'm new here, so go easy on me.
Anyway, there's this girl I really like called Janet, and I pulled her. The thing is, when I asked her out the next day, she said she'd have to think about it. Then, came the summer holidays, (three months), and she said she still had to think about it. Eventually, she declared that I was too "full on". I really haven't got a clue what she meant by that, as all my friends (inc girls)said that I am the least full on person they know.
Anyway, thinking it was me, I went and bought her flowers and apologised and some point. Now, she's a hell lot more smiley with me and more willing to talk to me.
I still have feelings for her, but I haven't mentioned the kiss since I apologised, and our one of our mutual friends have asked me whether or not I still fancy her, (I said yes) and told me that Janet really likes me, but the friend thinks that she doesn't fancy me ( But Janet and her friend haven't got on well recently). What the hell am I supposed to do? Do I have a chance? And if she didn't fancy me, do people develop the chemistry between them or is that a separate thing altogether?

V. Confused Student.

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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    Sounds like she just needed an excuse not to go out with u n picked the wrong one.

    It sounds like 1 of those situations where she just wants to b friends n it might b best to leave it that way otherwise she'll distance herself again n mayb even avoid u permantly.

    If u do talk to her, make her say it, dont come out with I fancy u or whatever cos that'll put her off... mayb talk to her friends if u know n e of them.
    C what they say n the message will magically get back to her that u like her, but it aint a definate thing, n u'll know from her friends what she thinks
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    i do Chemistry for an A level and it's a bastard of a course.

    TIP TO ALL READERS!!

    Unless you're really serious about study/becoming a chemistry teacher and you can stick to it, don't do Chemistry. I got 33% in the mock and that's an N (fail)
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    hey, ah, pete...did you actually READ any of the posts - cos if you did, you'll know that this has very little (in fact absolutely nothing) to do with Chemistry in the scientific sense. The title is referring to the chemistry of love, and the post is about about a guy who is going througha bit of a dilemma - be a bit more sensitive next time, plz?

    Viti kuin muuri.
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    Girl-From-MarsGirl-From-Mars Posts: 2,822 Boards Guru
    firstly, mavrm, i think chemistry can be developed.. although sometimes i dont think that! with my ex boyf, we were just really good friends at first, but when we met (talked on the net first), we got closer, and although i didnt really fancy him at first, it did develop. you should prob talk to her if you havent already.

    secondly, pete i agree with you!! im glad i did take the chem subject though coz i want to do biochemistry at uni and you need chem! its mostly horrible. but ive got Bs for my first 2 modules so im happy with that <IMG alt="image" SRC="http://www.thesite.org/ubb/smile.gif"&gt; people in my school seem to do worse in biology than chem, even though im sure its easier, as i do both! sorry im going completely off topic...blame pete!
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    not a problem at all, martian girl! I did Chemistry as well, and found it the most boring course out of all my A Levels.

    One tip from past experience, don't leave it to the last two weeks before your exams. I got a B in the end, but don't follow my example...trust me on this one.
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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    And pete, don't worry if you got 33%, same here. Just put more effort this year. I was a complete slacker in my first year of Sixth form, but as I said, don't do as I did. When you finish your A levels, you'll just look back on them and laugh about how easy they were compared to University! (Sometimes I wish I was back in Sixth form!)
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    Girl-From-MarsGirl-From-Mars Posts: 2,822 Boards Guru
    oh god, dont tell me that uni is harder, everyone goes on abotu how a levels are the hardest thing you do compared with the jump between gcses and a levels.. is that just a big lie??

    im terrible at revising, i do it the night before usually! should be revising now (well maybe not at 1:30am), but im just on the net loads and gonig out to parties instead! if i fail, this is why!!
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