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Nobody Knows it But Me When I want to roam And nobody knows it but me. The roads don't go there, And the signs stay home And nobody knows it but me. It's far, far away and way, way afar, It's over the moon and the sea, And wherever you are going, That's wherever you are And nobody knows it but me. -Patrick O'Leary It's not lacking any meat and thats what real women need. Last edited by uly55es1 : 07-05-2008 at 06:13 PM. |
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That's why its best to not get bogged down by analyzing what she may be thinking or doing. Often times, there's no rhyme or reason. Just let your instincts guide you. If you like her enough and her being with another guy bothers you, just tell her that you wish you two were more exclusive. By the way, when you canceled out on her, did you extend a firm offer for a reschedule (i.e., "let's go out on X night instead" as opposed to "maybe some other time")? If not, that might be what is causing her to craft that e-mail (I say "craft" since this was probably the work of her girlfriend committee). Canceling out without a firm offer for reschedule is often taken as a sure sign of cutting things off. After all, if you had asked her out and she agreed and then she came back to you a few days later and said "blah-blah-blah came up and I can't go out, maybe some other time", you'd probably take that as a rejection. After you two know each other and are more comfortable with each other, it would be more ok to cancel out without a reschedule since there would be an understanding that you 2 will see each other again. At the early stages, however, a cancelation without a reschedule is akin to a blow-off. Therefore, when you respond to her e-mail, you might consider saying "Sorry I couldn't make the other night. Are you interested in doing XYZ on Saturday?" Best of luck! |
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