I've been there. If she's that in to grades, you don't want her.
I agree with everyone's advice. I won't chase after her, but I will still try to become more friendly with her so perhaps during the summer we can hang out.
Sad part is, this is the first girl I'm actually interested in, and she herself is pencil blocking me from getting to know her better.
Sadface.
You guys think I should keep an open relationship with her? Like get to know her better and maybe over the summer hang out, but still look for others?
Just be her friend, let things go smoothly. You don't have to chase her, but be ready to ask her out, if she is ready.
You dont want a woman like that, ive been there and done that, trust me, she says highschool, but shell be saying "college" after highschool, and then shell be all "career first" after that, shes not the kind of woman that will have a stable relationship until her early 30s, but shell be sol by then, because her looks will probably have degraded due to age and stress.
(05-19-2010, 03:38 PM)Fallenour Wrote: [ -> ]You dont want a woman like that, ive been there and done that, trust me, she says highschool, but shell be saying "college" after highschool, and then shell be all "career first" after that, shes not the kind of woman that will have a stable relationship until her early 30s, but shell be sol by then, because her looks will probably have degraded due to age and stress.
Looks doesn't matter, if you like somebody.
(05-19-2010, 03:38 PM)Fallenour Wrote: [ -> ]You dont want a woman like that, ive been there and done that, trust me, she says highschool, but shell be saying "college" after highschool, and then shell be all "career first" after that, shes not the kind of woman that will have a stable relationship until her early 30s, but shell be sol by then, because her looks will probably have degraded due to age and stress.
Not that it matters, but she is very pretty
I might give it a shot during summer vacation. If nothing happens, I'll 100% move on. I'm just trying to be open about this. It could work out, then again, maybe it can't.
The best thing to do would be to befriend her and study with her. See where things go from there, but still be respectful of her decision.
Just be friends, study together, start to hang out often. See where it goes from there.
Ya I'd leave her along till she is out of school.
(05-20-2010, 10:58 AM)KraZi Wrote: [ -> ]Ya I'd leave her along till she is out of school.
Which was my original though.