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SillyShyGuy
November 16th, 2015, 08:45 PM
I do not like to admit it, but I am afraid to get attached to anyone because I fear they might cheat on me again. I try not to let my guard down even though I have multiple crushes at a time. Well there is this girl at work that I think might like me even though I believe she has a crush on another guy. Just yesterday I was in the office working on one of the computers when this girl comes in and sits in one of the office chairs behind me. She scooted closer to me and whispered what I was doing in a cute way. Mind you my supervisor and another co-worker were less than 5 feet away. I asked her what she was doing there and she smiled. I told her I just needed to finish up my project. Then she noticed our coworker and started chatting with him. A few minutes later she playfully pressed her foot against my chair and tried to move me. I laughed and told her to be careful because I was adjusting pictures with my mouse. This is not the first time she would pop into the office while I was working on my project. She likes to sit besides me and talk to me. It is very nice of her and she is very playful.

I would think she was only being friendly except the past week she has been texting me more often and sending me photos of her. Every other text she would type out that she is laughing. I think she wants to get my attention, which is odd since it is out of the blue. She is even messaging me on social media sites as well and I am definitely noticing it. The strange thing is that she even sends me photos of herself to only me and does not post some of them online as if they were private just for me to see (nothing inappropriate, just of her cooking and being silly).

Should I take it as a sign of flirting? Why is she texting me more often than we used to text? Does it mean that she likes me the way that she is acting? Should I ask her to hang out?

ashdyn
November 16th, 2015, 10:51 PM
She's def trying to get you to notice her...now if that's for a serious relationship idk.

She seems pretty forward about it. Are you sure she isn't just trying to smash? Nothing wrong with that right? Take what you can get.

As for being afraid to trust again because you don't want to get cheated on...you're cheating yourself out of a fair chance at love or at least a happy relationship. Don't punish the next girl that takes interest in you for the mistakes of another girl. Plus, I've found that when you actually do find love there's always going to be risk involved. When you love someone you can't just love them 95% you have to take that leap of faith and hope they don't let you down.

SillyShyGuy
November 17th, 2015, 08:12 PM
Haha by smash do you mean do the nasty? I am sure that is not how she rolls, I tend to have crushes on super innocent girls most of the time haha. But no I get your point and I should just take a shot. I cannot hurt my chances right?

ashdyn
November 21st, 2015, 02:56 AM
Yes, by smash I mean P in V. Or A....you never know she could roll that way lmao ESPECIALLY if you think she's " innocent". Those girls always end up being freaks in bed.

Seriously though, just take a chance. You can't live the rest of your life afraid of getting hurt. Sometimes you gotta take a few bumps and bruises along the way but trust me it's usually worth it in the end. Plus you'll be better prepared for the future because of those experiences.

Bontigo Papi .
November 21st, 2015, 05:23 AM
ashdyn has a point, if its out of the blue , she's probs trying to get with you. You should invite her out and talk to her like that. Don't be too aggressive, you don't want to be asking her if she wants the D. Don't be too subtle either, maybe find out what she likes about you and why she's been acting this way.

Uniquemind
November 24th, 2015, 02:49 AM
Haha by smash do you mean do the nasty? I am sure that is not how she rolls, I tend to have crushes on super innocent girls most of the time haha. But no I get your point and I should just take a shot. I cannot hurt my chances right?

Remember innocence is often a fake-out at first impression. There are a lot of different layers to people's personality, and unless you can read minds and emotions, anticipate those that seem "innocent" to have a suppressed freaky side.