the8bitter
August 20th, 2010, 09:33 PM
Hello,
I was chatting with a girl over FB who's an acquaintance of one of my best friends, and she mentioned that I was "adorable". What exactly does this mean? I never have been called adorable before, so I am unsure as to how I should define it. I think she has a BF and just a little bit younger than me (2 or 1 years) plus she doesn't even know me IRL (though I got photos and of course everything somebody would want to know concerning personality). She's always calling me "awesome" whenever I get around to scoring a telling point with this other girl who's been bothering her/ trolling her over FB. I don't think she 'likes' me in the romantic sort of way, but then again I honestly don't know. Any help would be fantastic.
I have no idea if she meant I was adorable physically or just personality wise or any other way. I think she meant I was physically adorable/cute/whatever because just before that message I started discussing how fucking ugly I am. But she did say she meant it, so I'm puzzled here.
I was chatting with a girl over FB who's an acquaintance of one of my best friends, and she mentioned that I was "adorable". What exactly does this mean? I never have been called adorable before, so I am unsure as to how I should define it. I think she has a BF and just a little bit younger than me (2 or 1 years) plus she doesn't even know me IRL (though I got photos and of course everything somebody would want to know concerning personality). She's always calling me "awesome" whenever I get around to scoring a telling point with this other girl who's been bothering her/ trolling her over FB. I don't think she 'likes' me in the romantic sort of way, but then again I honestly don't know. Any help would be fantastic.
I have no idea if she meant I was adorable physically or just personality wise or any other way. I think she meant I was physically adorable/cute/whatever because just before that message I started discussing how fucking ugly I am. But she did say she meant it, so I'm puzzled here.