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| Well Known Full Member ![]() Gender: Female, right? Orientation: Gay Out Status: Anyone who asks, except parents. Location: Salem New York Age: 16 Posts: 231 Join Date: Jan 2012 | Okay guys, so I dated this girl for 2+ months then we broke up for like 2 weeks. Then V-day night we got back together. I was just texting her and I mentioned something about her being my girlfriend and she said "lol you know were not dating right?" Im so confused and angry and sad. I don't know what to do pr say. What should I say to her?! ![]()
__________________ This is a conversation between A and B, so C your way out before D jumps over E and Fs you up like a G. |
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| EC Board Member Full Member ![]() Gender: Male Orientation: Gay Out Status: Out and about Location: BC, Canada Age: 36 Posts: 11,824 Join Date: Apr 2008 | Hi there! Not sure if I am understanding you correctly, as to whether you two are still an item, but from the sound of her response to your text it sounds like that she has started to move or has moved on. When you got back together on V-day, what messages or feelings did you get? Maybe take a few days to think things through. If you feel that she is no longer interested, maybe just text back and say, "oh okay... right" and leave it at that. Alternatively, you could also say to her (depending on how V-day went and what happened before that) that you had a different impression and that is the reason why you sent the text that you did. ![]()
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| The user formerly known as kiersten Full Member ![]() Gender: Transgender - MtF Orientation: Lesbian Out Status: Pretty much out to friends,family & at my college Location: Sarnia, ON Posts: 1,555 Join Date: Jun 2011 | I say tell her how you feel, just be honest about your feelings for her. If she cares about you, shell respet your feelings & you can both figure things out. If she doesnt respect you or your feelings then, as much as it hurts, she may not be right for you after all & you may need to find someone who will respect your feelings & feel the same way about you...
__________________ Penny: What's Sheldon's deal? Leonard: What do you mean "deal"? Penny : You know, like, what's his deal? Is it girls? Guys? Sock puppets? Leonard: Honestly, we've been operating under the assumption that he has no deal. |
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| Empty Closets Advisor EC Advisor Gender: Female/Femme Orientation: Lesbian Out Status: Out to everyone Location: Oregon Age: 33 Posts: 3,295 Join Date: Feb 2011 | I thought she wasn't gay. That's the same girl as in these other threads, right? (That's eight threads, if you are counting, pretty much all about it not working out with her.) To review:
Move on from this one. If she is really interested in girls, and wasn't just going along with what you wanted in the first place, she is not ready to deal with it. You should definitely not expect this to go better any time soon. It's really obviously not working. What happened to the bi girl you were liking? |
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| Well Known Full Member ![]() Gender: Female, right? Orientation: Gay Out Status: Anyone who asks, except parents. Location: Salem New York Age: 16 Posts: 231 Join Date: Jan 2012 | The bi girl I liked...ummm well.... lets just say shes BI and not gay for a reason. (a nasty rumor started about her hooking up with some old guy)
__________________ This is a conversation between A and B, so C your way out before D jumps over E and Fs you up like a G. |
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| Empty Closets Advisor EC Advisor Gender: Female/Femme Orientation: Lesbian Out Status: Out to everyone Location: Oregon Age: 33 Posts: 3,295 Join Date: Feb 2011 | Hmm. Are you just assuming it's true, or did you ask her? Even if she did, I don't know if I think that by itself is a good reason to not go out with her. In fact, at your age, I would tend to consider her a victim in that situation. |
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