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First crush..gone wrong?
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I'm a 19 year old male art student, and I experienced my first ever crush on a girl (same age as me) about 2 months ago.
Just last week, I talked to this girl in private and told her how I felt about her. I know I should've done my research first, but I was later told by her that she is in a relationship.
Obviously I do feel sad but proud at the fact that this girl really admired my courage to actually tell her.
She also agreed that we should still be friends.
But I felt that when I talked to her as a friend yesterday, I felt a sign of awkwardness inside of her (talking too quick and a little bit louder than usual, talking like she wanted to get rid of me).
Another important note is that this girl is quite shy.
I do respect the fact that she is in a relationship (of course), but I'm finding it really difficult to move on from this.
IT STILL HURTS
There's just a few more weeks until our course ends, and I really want things between me and this girl to end in a positive fashion.
I want this girl to know that I've moved on, and I want this girl to feel that there is no need to worry when talking to me. I would never dream of making this girl feel any sense of awkwardness or worry as I did say to her that all I wanted was for her to be happy.
Please help me! How do I cope with this?
Don't forget this is the first time I've ever experienced anything like this! And I've never had a girlfriend before!
Thanks in advance!
Just last week, I talked to this girl in private and told her how I felt about her. I know I should've done my research first, but I was later told by her that she is in a relationship.
Obviously I do feel sad but proud at the fact that this girl really admired my courage to actually tell her.
She also agreed that we should still be friends.
But I felt that when I talked to her as a friend yesterday, I felt a sign of awkwardness inside of her (talking too quick and a little bit louder than usual, talking like she wanted to get rid of me).
Another important note is that this girl is quite shy.
I do respect the fact that she is in a relationship (of course), but I'm finding it really difficult to move on from this.
IT STILL HURTS
There's just a few more weeks until our course ends, and I really want things between me and this girl to end in a positive fashion.
I want this girl to know that I've moved on, and I want this girl to feel that there is no need to worry when talking to me. I would never dream of making this girl feel any sense of awkwardness or worry as I did say to her that all I wanted was for her to be happy.
Please help me! How do I cope with this?
Don't forget this is the first time I've ever experienced anything like this! And I've never had a girlfriend before!
Thanks in advance!
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good luck
SBG
just give her a bit of space, but dont actively ignore her or anything! things are bound to be awkward around you and her for a good while, but I'm sure you can still be friends after a while
Be proud of the fact you told her how you felt. Meantime, just concentrate on trying to be a friend to her. She doesn't want to give the impression to you that things might change. I've seen this before. There's not a great deal more you can do, I'm afraid.
good luck to ya man :thumb:
Don't worry, you'll get over her.