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I met a girl on-line, we've shared mail and seem to have made a friendship...I got cocky, and said a few things that were meant to be a flirt...am I dumb in asking her, or should I leave well enough alone and wait for an answer from her...what should I do
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I met a girl on-line, we've shared mail and seem to have made a friendship...I got cocky, and said a few things that were meant to be a flirt...am I dumb in asking her, or should I leave well enough alone and wait for an answer from her...what should I do |
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I say wait it out. Sometimes, "the more you stir the pot the worse it's gonna stink."
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damage done --just wait and see...If you were friends she will contact you with atleast a --what the hell were you thinking response and maby she is just thinking it over --Its hard to say cause we dont know what you said or in what context it was said
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Ask her what, exactly? It sounds as though you already sent the "flirt" e-mail so I am not sure what you are asking us to give advice about. If you are afraid you offended her you might consider telling her you are sorry (if indeed you are) for getting cocky.
It does not sound like she has told you to G-T-He** so who knows, it might be all good. A good friendship can withstand a great deal. Good luck. |
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Ask her what, exactly? It sounds as though you already sent the "flirt" e-mail so I am not sure what you are asking us to give advice about. If you are afraid you offended her you might consider telling her you are sorry (if indeed you are) for getting cocky. It does not sound like she has told you to G-T-He** so who knows, it might be all good. A good friendship can withstand a great deal. Good luck. ![]() ![]() If you have noticed that it could have came out wrong then address it to her and explain yourself if truly sorry. Best of luck to you mesquite |
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damage done --just wait and see...If you were friends she will contact you with atleast a --what the hell were you thinking response and maby she is just thinking it over --Its hard to say cause we dont know what you said or in what context it was said |
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say your sorry and you didn't mean to hurt her feelings
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I say wait it out. Sometimes, "the more you stir the pot the worse it's gonna stink." nice saying.. |
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your screwed !
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I agree say your are sorry and let it go. The one thing I can tell you I am the type of person if someone comes on too strong in the first 1/2 a dozen emails I am backing off and going the other way.
That might be some advice you can take and use the next time around or now if she gives you another chance. I am sorry you are hurting right now. Good luck |
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I met a girl on-line, we've shared mail and seem to have made a friendship...I got cocky, and said a few things that were meant to be a flirt...am I dumb in asking her, or should I leave well enough alone and wait for an answer from her...what should I do Say your sorry and see what happens. Problem with e-mails is sometime the way we type them is not the way we mean for it to come out. Best of luck. |
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