It means that it is time to move on.TeeBs said:Alright, there is this girl I liked, we used to talk a whole lot and she acted like she liked me, at least from a psychological point of veiw. You know she tried to make me notice her some times, gave me playful nicknames and was just playful in general, But out of no where she just stopped talking to me. I try to talk to her but she doesn't really converse with me if you know what I mean.
What do you think this means?
Well, she either thought she was dropping you obvious hints you never responded to and got outraged and whatnot; she was using you for something and now doesn't need you or really want to associate with you anymore; or she simply stopped thinking you were someone cool to hang out with (Maybe what she values in friends changed).TeeBs said:Alright, there is this girl I liked, we used to talk a whole lot and she acted like she liked me, at least from a psychological point of veiw. You know she tried to make me notice her some times, gave me playful nicknames and was just playful in general, But out of no where she just stopped talking to me. I try to talk to her but she doesn't really converse with me if you know what I mean.
What do you think this means?
Yeah, but some girls have been brought up in the mindset implicitly, if not explicitly, that guys are supposed to be the ones asking them out. They might think that if they ask the guy out, it's a recipe for disaster/rejection, or it might just have never occurred to them to ask a guy out. Or maybe still it's culturally unacceptable for her to ask a guy out.2fish said:I love the girls that drop just enough hints to seem like a tease then get upset that you didn't ask them out. If you want to go out with me either ask me out yourself or get over your tease shit.
Good luck to you OP whatever your choice is. Girls tend to think with their upper brain, while we males tend to think with a mix of lower and upper. That is why they confuse us.
If there were a mathematical formula to it, I woulda figured it out by now.Frotality said:i have devised a theory that either naturally or culturally, women adhere to a very complex pattern of emotional and temperamental shifts mathematically formulated to be impossible for men to ever figure out.
I can understand the fear of breaking social norms, however I respect those who do their own thing. I know I am a minority in this so I won't plant my flag and draw lines in the sand about who can ask who out.conflictofinterests said:Yeah, but some girls have been brought up in the mindset implicitly, if not explicitly, that guys are supposed to be the ones asking them out. They might think that if they ask the guy out, it's a recipe for disaster/rejection, or it might just have never occurred to them to ask a guy out. Or maybe still it's culturally unacceptable for her to ask a guy out.2fish said:Awsome self snip snip job.
Yeah, this coy shit tends to get in the way of relationships, but it's hardly ever the girl's fault. (No, I'm not saying girls are never at fault about anything, I'm saying there isn't often fault to assign. Shit happens and then you die.)
But all people are puzzles and females do act differently from males. Which is what makes it harder for us to understand them.RaphaelsRedemption said:Maybe you should ask her.
Girls be people too.
I'm a girl, and though I admit members of my gender can act like total idiots sometimes, so can men. We are not puzzles. We're people, and we appreciate, perhaps more than men, communication. So go talk to her, instead of talking about her on the net.
By the way, if you're interested in her, it may well not be a good idea to let her know you have been discussing her on a pulic forum...
Ummm, not really. Elevated Testosterone is not the cause of elevated fight or flight.Pirate Kitty said:Men are more spontaneous genetically speaking, thanks to their higher levels of testosterone - the hormone responsible for impulsivity, reckless behavior and the elevated flight or fight response.Double A said:She's a girl. Girls are more impulsive and random socially than guys are physically and mentally.
OT: She was just being friendly.