Ask Experts Questions for FREE Help !
Ask
    serenemeadow's Avatar
    serenemeadow Posts: 39, Reputation: 16
    Junior Member
     
    #1

    Dec 6, 2011, 07:59 AM
    Confessing to my crush. Good or bad idea?
    Let me make this as short as possible without skipping over the important details.

    So I'm freshman in college right now and in one of my classes there is a girl I like. I've consciously made an effort to get closer to her by sitting next to her and just making casual conversation. There has been a bit of some teasing from me but she doesn't seem to reciprocate. So I stopped.

    Sometimes I would try to walk with her after class ends but she seems reluctant. She is usually easy to talk to in class but outside not as much. Our 'goodbyes' outside of class are as really abrupt. Just a simple "bye" then walk away. Not even any eye contact. Now I'll admit my side of the goodbye is like this because I'm too nervous and shy that I end up choking and giving an awkward "bye" and sideward glance. But from her side I think it's because she is genuinely uninterested.

    This has been going on for the past three months and at this point I would say that I still like her but for her it's strictly platonic. Now I'm planning on confessing.

    Our term ends soon and that means we will probably never see each other again as we are from different departments. Before it ends I'm thinking of actually getting her alone after class to have a short. During that talk I mention how I've liked her for quite a while since the first time we talked. I let her know that I don't expect an answer and that I just had to tell her to get it off my chest. Knowing well in mind that she will mostly likely be speechless, I, as gracefully as possible, will end the conversation and part ways.

    Now I'd like to know if there's anything wrong with going ahead with the confession. We aren't exactly friends, so I wouldn't be losing one if we stopped talking forever. Besides, even if I don't confess, we probably wouldn't talk ever again except for a random "Hi" now and then.

    Any thoughts guys?
    Fr_Chuck's Avatar
    Fr_Chuck Posts: 81,301, Reputation: 7692
    Expert
     
    #2

    Dec 6, 2011, 08:16 AM
    Are you sure this is college and not Jr High, I am sorry, no you don't do that, what you do is ask them out, if you ask them out they will understand you are interested.
    Kahani Punjab's Avatar
    Kahani Punjab Posts: 510, Reputation: 203
    Senior Member
     
    #3

    Dec 6, 2011, 08:19 AM
    Serene Meadow,

    If you are not a junior in the college, or not in a school, ASK HIM OUT.

    Good luck!
    serenemeadow's Avatar
    serenemeadow Posts: 39, Reputation: 16
    Junior Member
     
    #4

    Dec 6, 2011, 09:00 AM
    I guess I should say that this isn't in happening in the USA, and that the courtship culture here is different from the USA. Let's say you go on a date with a girl this Saturday. All good. But then you go on a date next Saturday with a different girl. You get labeled 'promiscuous'. I guess it doesn't help that the average age of freshmen here is 17... I don't know. Maybe it's because the culture here is too conservative?

    Back on topic. Yes asking the person out is probably the best course of action but I'm almost certain I'll get turned down. My shyness is also keeping me back. But I think the biggest setback to me asking this person out is because I would feel embarrassed if I even got with this person.

    Before I'm shot flamed for being a vain SOB. I do understand how shallow my intentions are. You see, there's a lot of pressure on me to date extremely attractive girls because of who I am. The girl I'm crushing on right now wouldn't be 'up to par' so I... yeah. I won't go into the details.

    I feel so terrible now for saying this. This just feels like a rant :S
    Lol. Give me your worst.
    Kahani Punjab's Avatar
    Kahani Punjab Posts: 510, Reputation: 203
    Senior Member
     
    #5

    Dec 6, 2011, 09:26 AM
    Nothing is shallow, dear!

    Why the pressure? Can we know?
    What's SOB, dear?

Not your question? Ask your question View similar questions

 

Question Tools Search this Question
Search this Question:

Advanced Search

Add your answer here.


Check out some similar questions!

Using a blog to vent a good idea? Bad idea? Other ideas? Suggestions? [ 13 Answers ]

If you've seen my other question, then you know I've had some drama lately.. Well concerning that post I will say, things settled out. Well.. more of, she read my journal that morning while I took my regents test and found out that I thought I liked her. Today, we discussed that. She doesn't...

I want to be friends with my ex crush good or bad idea? [ 9 Answers ]

So it all started in 6th grade I'm now in 9th grade. So this guy liked me and then I started liking him. We would flirt and stuff so I had a friend ask him out for me through a note but he didn't give a clear response but he asked what kind of candy I liked. So then we're in 7th grade my friend...

Is it a good idea or a bad idea. [ 9 Answers ]

My daughter is 5. and she has developed this habit of getting up in the mornings at 3am and getting into things in the fridge and cupboards for late night snacks. I have tried fridge locks and cupboard locks, but she is just too darn smart and figures them all out! My question is, would it be...

Rerouting pipes in 12 unit condo building? Good idea or bad idea [ 2 Answers ]

Is it a good idea to reroute pipes for a 12 unit building rather then take the chance of digging up concrete parking lot and plumber not finding where break in clay pipe is? If there is a break in the pipe at all how can you put a liner in if you can't see?? I personally think the plumber is lying...


View more questions Search