Monday, March 5, 2012

Argh

It's so frustrating when potentially good guy friends screw things up when they start asking you out, when you just aren't attracted to them that way.

If I remember correctly, it's the second time it's happened.

Here's what happened now:

A classmate of mine added me on Facebook. I wasn't so busy then yet, so I would be online and he would start a chat. He invited me to a party around Christmas time, and that was how he got my number, so he could follow up with me.

It seemed innocent enough. I was just making friends. I wasn't able to go to that party. I didn't really think much about it, I just didn't know enough people in the party. He seemed like a decent enough friend until he started asking me out, and saying he was going to send me flowers for Valentine's Day. Who says it in advance anyway?

Now I have this bad habit of sometimes not replying to text messages. And with the way he was being persistent, I wasn't replying to several of his text messages. But he did send me flowers and a cake for Valentine's. I wasn't exactly moved by it. (I must have written a post about this) It was an obvious sign I wasn't into him.

But he asked me out fro breakfast the weekend after. Which was convenient for him, since our class together was at nine in the morning, and I couldn't come up with any excuse to say no to him. So I had breakfast with him and it was boring. No sparks.

After that he started asking me out again. And I didn't reply to his messages. Until I finally said no. It was hard and I felt bad. He apologized after that and didn't text for the next few days. Good thing a few days before our next class he texted again, and I was grateful. Maybe things would go back to the way it was.

But seeing him again in class, it felt awkward. I did my part in giving him a cupcake I promised a few weeks before. I tried, I really did. And I even said by to him after class.

Then now he texts that I'm being so cold. And it's unfair. I'm not being cold. I'm only human, I can't act as if everything's fine and dandy. I don't know if I should reply this time. At least to defend myself. Or not to bother.

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