Well to explain I met this girl like 2 months ago, and we really hit it off and have a great connection, but she keeps saying she just wants to be friends. We had sex a couple of times, which almost ended the whole friendship. She has said she knows I'm good for her, but she has also said I'm too emotionally young. Whatever that means. I guess I can be immature at times, but I'm 18, so there. I really like her but she's 24 and I think that may be part of the problem. She knows how I feel about her. I just don't know what to do here because I feel like I can't just be friends with her without thinking about having sex again (which she says isn't going to happen) or having a relationship (which she also said isn't going to happen). I just wish I knew a way to change her mind.
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Just wondering, because I'm kind of sick of it.
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I keep thinking that if I just stop talking to her she'll realize what she missed out on. I know that's the wrong thing to do though.
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Damn, that's a good point. I'm guessing number two is the right way to go.
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That's what I'm trying to do. It's just difficult, you know?
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I've tried telling her I can't handle it. Somehow it never works. I always end up apologizing. She thinks I'm too emotionally young. Probably because i have depression.
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Topic:
Come on In - part 41
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Morning.
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Huh. The thing is if I stay friends with her my feelings are just going to keep growing while the whole time she just wants to be friends. I guess that's why I'm here. Trying to move on so I can stay friends with her.
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Is the friend zone real or am I just too in my head?
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It's a problem.
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Topic:
New from St. Louis
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Just looking for some ladies to talk to.
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