Your not commiting to her via marriage or anything take it slow, a date or two.
Low key things, Coffee at a nice cafe, Do not do dinner dates where your forced to take her home and kiss her or anything.
Make a clean start, First date casual and daytime. Second Date as daytime but more formal, Movie or whatever.
Third date do a dinner.
If you get through the first date ok, Then the 2nd feels good enough to tide you to third, see how it goes from there.
Space each date a week apart. Keep Casual loose contact via text/FB, do not call unless on the day if your running late or she is late. Too much communication can create a unwanted serious vibe.
As some of you may remember, I had a bit of a relationship problem with a girl I met on Omegle who turned out to live in my city. She was almost perfect but it turned out she was a crazy Jesus freak.
Now, I just got a call from her about an hour ago. She was lightly sobbing and apologizing for everything she did and said. She says she's now left all the Jesus stuff behind her, realized she was wrong and now wants me back.
For those of you who remember the original thread and helped me with my last problem, maybe you can help again now.
So, Escapist, what the hell am I going to do?
I had feelings for her and she did for me too, but that one flaw was the big deal breaker for us (including the fact that she became obsessive)
But now she says she's alright and realizes her mistakes. What should I do? Its been over a month since I last saw her so maybe she really isn't crazy anymore.
I'm thinking about just forgetting her and moving on like we did before but I just don't know.
This question has been answered in the Relationship Problem Thread which is at the following link: ---> http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.117161?page=22#4700234
well...considering that in 13 hours she tried to contact you like , like.....hell i don't know......i have never seen someone that determined.
considering she (Forgive the quote) "I know where you Live!" (Cough*sorry*Cough) i suggest that whatever your'e decision is .You should let her down LIGHTLY.
Though Personally since she is a bible-banger (sorry) i would advise you to do the following (in no particular order)
call her
Skip town
Change your Face
Eat Nachos
Change your Name
Lose Weight
Burn your House
feed your dog
lock her inside
Go buy Mass Effect 2
Relax
Give her a chance, but make sure when you meet up it's in public and somewhere casual, not because I think she will try and stab you or anything, but to allows you to see her behaviour without being pressured in any way.
That way if she still seems "crazy" (she's more neurotic rather than psychotic from the sounds of it) then you can walk away with no problem.
Everyone needs a 2nd chance, (I am a christian, but i have a lot of different views then most of... well, as you put it, Jesus freaks.) heres the main question, do you still like her?
Everyone needs a 2nd chance, (I am a christian, but i have a lot of different views then most of... well, as you put it, Jesus freaks.) heres the main question, do you still like her?
You bring up a good point, but from what i read on all the post about this girl, he really likes her, so he might as well give her another chance, if she truly changed, then great, if not, so be it right?
You bring up a good point, but from what i read on all the post about this girl, he really likes her, so he might as well give her another chance, if she truly changed, then great, if not, so be it right?
Perhaps, but shouldn't the waters be tested as a friend first to see if she really has changed? The guy's been hurt before by this same person, so caution, if nothing else, would be advisable.
Really, just having a talk about her won't do you any harm. Very important though: be honest. Say what your problems with her were, or maybe still are. If she doesn't realise that space in a relationship is important, it won't end well anyway. If she's still a Bible-thumper, which you obviously don't want, explain to her that you don't see that mix well with yourself.
If she's changed to your benefit, I say give her the benefit of the doubt. People can change. But be cautious though, and take it slow.
Edit:
If you still don't know if you can fall for her, you probably can't. In my opinion, you don't choose whether or not you fall for someone. You just do, wam, all of a sudden. If you could've ignored her political and religious bias, you would've done so already.
However, seeing as she has apparently changed, I don't think it'd be wrong to, as I said before, start talking to her again. Maybe you'll fall for her, maybe not, but you'll only know for sure if you get in contact with her again.
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