I got to chatting with this girl on facebook around october.
We exchanged long, open messages about ourselves, our lives, interests, etc.
Around december I tried asking her out, she said she was willing to think about and got back to me around NYE.
This meet up took place last friday.
On her picture, she looked pretty.
Now, last friday we met, she was drop-dead gorgeous.
I got nervous and self-conscious immediately, but I tried to remind myself just to enjoy the night and company.
We ended up getting drinks, walked around a little, played some chess (which contained some kind of banter, akd got her to open up, and smile, etc.), and afterwards I walked her home.
Now, here are some possible dealbreakers:
- I'm unemployed (looking for work though).
- During our first drink, we also had a talk about a voluntary workplace I recommended her.
I left the place due to some gossip a ex-narcissist friend's wife (who works there) spread about me.
Since she was looking to apply at the exact same place, she asked if it was a good idea to mention my name over there.
I told her not to, and elaborated about things going south between me and some people who work there, and she may hear some things about me that can cause prejudices.
I got the feeling she didn't fully trust me anymore.
Which is a shame, considering the fact that all the months of messaging prior, she always was open and honest + she seemed eager to hear my side of the story...
Afterwards we decided to look up another bar and play chess.
The chess game was fun and went well.
She opened up more, was laughing and seemed to enjoy herself.
At the end I walked her home.
She told me she enjoyed meeting me and confirmed that we do it again sometime.
I got a little bit emotional and told her I genuinely enjoyed meeting her and, while I tried doing it in the past with other people, our messaging just kinda happened.
I wonder if this makes me look desperate? (It's online friendship chatting btw, not with girls.)
She told me goodbye.
Do note that throughout the full evening I was nervous as hell and super self-conscious.
I don't date often, especially not women with these looks.
I was kinda needy, but all things considered, I can only be happy with how the night went.
We also promised to send each other some stuff through text.
The next day, she sent me her things.
I responded with mine (just some videos and applications) in the evening.
She didn't even read those texts anymore.
This triggered a lot anxiety and got me doubting myself and the whole evening...
A week later, I hit her up telling her I hope she's doing well, and asking if she's willing to meet up again in the future.
Read, but no response.
Now, I practically abandoned all hope and I figure this probably won't work out.
Wondering if it's a ghost or a test?
But I wanted to know, do you guys think I made some bad decisions about the way I talked about the voluntary work and telling her not to mention me?
Does the blurting out off it 'just happening' come off too strong?
I figured she intentionally didn't read my messages after the date, which got me doubting myself, hard.
It all faded when I texted her (8:30 AM) a week later, asking if she's okay and willing to go out again.
Does this action count as overpursuing?
Are you always done when you've overpursued?
I'm ready to cut her off, but I still wonder if just maybe my mistakes weren't that bad and there may be a chance of redemption.
We exchanged long, open messages about ourselves, our lives, interests, etc.
Around december I tried asking her out, she said she was willing to think about and got back to me around NYE.
This meet up took place last friday.
On her picture, she looked pretty.
Now, last friday we met, she was drop-dead gorgeous.
I got nervous and self-conscious immediately, but I tried to remind myself just to enjoy the night and company.
We ended up getting drinks, walked around a little, played some chess (which contained some kind of banter, akd got her to open up, and smile, etc.), and afterwards I walked her home.
Now, here are some possible dealbreakers:
- I'm unemployed (looking for work though).
- During our first drink, we also had a talk about a voluntary workplace I recommended her.
I left the place due to some gossip a ex-narcissist friend's wife (who works there) spread about me.
Since she was looking to apply at the exact same place, she asked if it was a good idea to mention my name over there.
I told her not to, and elaborated about things going south between me and some people who work there, and she may hear some things about me that can cause prejudices.
I got the feeling she didn't fully trust me anymore.
Which is a shame, considering the fact that all the months of messaging prior, she always was open and honest + she seemed eager to hear my side of the story...
Afterwards we decided to look up another bar and play chess.
The chess game was fun and went well.
She opened up more, was laughing and seemed to enjoy herself.
At the end I walked her home.
She told me she enjoyed meeting me and confirmed that we do it again sometime.
I got a little bit emotional and told her I genuinely enjoyed meeting her and, while I tried doing it in the past with other people, our messaging just kinda happened.
I wonder if this makes me look desperate? (It's online friendship chatting btw, not with girls.)
She told me goodbye.
Do note that throughout the full evening I was nervous as hell and super self-conscious.
I don't date often, especially not women with these looks.
I was kinda needy, but all things considered, I can only be happy with how the night went.
We also promised to send each other some stuff through text.
The next day, she sent me her things.
I responded with mine (just some videos and applications) in the evening.
She didn't even read those texts anymore.
This triggered a lot anxiety and got me doubting myself and the whole evening...
A week later, I hit her up telling her I hope she's doing well, and asking if she's willing to meet up again in the future.
Read, but no response.
Now, I practically abandoned all hope and I figure this probably won't work out.
Wondering if it's a ghost or a test?
But I wanted to know, do you guys think I made some bad decisions about the way I talked about the voluntary work and telling her not to mention me?
Does the blurting out off it 'just happening' come off too strong?
I figured she intentionally didn't read my messages after the date, which got me doubting myself, hard.
It all faded when I texted her (8:30 AM) a week later, asking if she's okay and willing to go out again.
Does this action count as overpursuing?
Are you always done when you've overpursued?
I'm ready to cut her off, but I still wonder if just maybe my mistakes weren't that bad and there may be a chance of redemption.