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Learn From Lovestruck’s Fail

Never, ever put off asking a girl out for two years. When you finally do, you will learn that she used to like you but moved on. You won't be able to do the same. #LFMF

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  1. gretchen says:

    She probably moved on when she realized how slow you were. Either way, those situations are pretty stupid… she could’ve asked you as well. It really doesn’t take that much courage at all…

    • jamisings says:

      Real men make the first move.

      • wdfdres says:

        That was back when women were expected to stay home and take care of children/cook. now that society has changed, anyone can make the first move.

        • WMDKitty says:

          THIS.

          Of course, Jami is a Christer, and willing to enslave herself to the first man that’s desperate enough to sleep with her.

          • Dan says:

            So…nobody?

            • Dodom says:

              Don’t bet on it. Maybe a very, very angry man will eventually find that very, very angry woman and together they’ll have very, very angry babies.
              Actually, don’t involve babies. Get a pet hyena. A big female spotted hyena.
              Then that angry family will actually look cute.

        • Skittles says:

          So you’re saying that’s not how it is anymore? I think ‘somebody’ should make a sammich.

      • Lawlapalooza says:

        Iunno, to this day I’ve only asked one girl out, and I’ve had many girlfriends.

        Then again, I respect a woman whos balsy enough to put herself through the same emotional stress that guys are basically forced into.

  2. Mary says:

    Yeah, her fail as well. She could’ve asked you.

  3. chefdemaison says:

    you can move on.
    live and learn

  4. chicken banana bread says:

    aww. i feel so bad! but yeah, she could have asked you out. it’s her fail.

  5. Shipoopi says:

    smooth operator eh?

  6. Flami says:

    Yeah…

  7. Zelly1205 says:

    This happens a lot actually. People need to get the courage to go after what they want. Failing to try at all is just ensuring failure. While rejection hurts, you can move forward after being rejected. Not doing anything just leaves you in a state of limbo where you keep wondering “what if” while the door is left open for someone else to come in and ask the question you were afraid to.

  8. zhoen says:

    Naw, she needed to know you were interested. You like someone, speak up, let ‘em know. Courage and assurance are damn sexy. My inexperienced, now-spouse, got a lot of credit for just approaching me. And I have never been shy about telling a guy I liked him. I kissed to-be spouse first, but he asked me out first. It’s a dance, and you gotta learn to dance.

    • Just Me says:

      I like that learn to dance! My fiance and I are much like this. I was his first girl! Three years later we are getting married Februray! Learn the dance and don’t be to shy. Respectable and laid back ok but not shy.

  9. -L- says:

    How many people think this could be posted by a girl who knows a guy visits this site. She likes this guy and thinks he likes her, so she is trying to spur him to action with this parable?

    • Dodom says:

      That wouldn’t be as good as going and asking him herself though…
      But maybe she’s shy, being shy happens, and that would be an adorably clever way to work with it.

  10. WMDKitty says:

    Hey, I found teh love of my life at summer camp. It took us 12 years to finally get together, but now… ^_^

  11. Skittles says:

    What caught my eye was the can’t move on part. Dude you need therapy if you can’t move on.

  12. shin0bi272 says:

    this happened to me too but she and I were friends and I was trying to get her and her ex back together when I had one of those alicia silverstone in “clueless” moments where I realized I liked her but was in an awkward friend position so I never said anything.

  13. missHRJ says:

    that sounds really nice…but from reading this, i want a sammich…….that sounds really good……anyone else want one?

  14. SOUSAPHONE says:

    OMG I THINK I KNOW THIS GUY!!!! Was the girl’s name Morgan???

  15. that one girl says:

    This same thing happened to me. The reason I didn’t ask him out was that my friend had already expressed interest in him and I decided I’d rather have her as a friend than him as a boyfriend. He finally told me how he felt after I announced my engagement, but by then it was too late. I love my husband more than I ever liked him, but still a small part of me wonders…

    Guys, TELL HER HOW YOU FEEL! She may have her own dumb reasons why she’s not asking you out.

    • missHRJ says:

      amen, this boy i was in love with a few years ago never showed me any interest so i moved on and i found out he was in love with me at the time and still is and i felt as if i couldn’t love him anymore bc he was so hard on himself..

      • Someone says:

        Yup, same problem. I’m quite uhh, forward in my advances, and I asked my now-boyfriend out, but the friend was… so slow. He just didn’t get it. The fear stopped him, and that put me off, so I didn’t ask him out.

        I couldn’t help but think what he would be like as a partner “but I thought you loved watching me play soccer video games?!” He’s currently still living at his parents house and calling them things like “so UNFAIR” and “dictator”, lucky break..

        • ReemZ says:

          “I couldn’t help but think what he would be like as a partner”
          Really?
          “He’s currently still living at his parents house and calling them things like “so UNFAIR” and “dictator””

          Somehow I think you already know ;)

  16. angel says:

    Don’t let it happen next time. This is worse than if she had said no 2 years ago right?

  17. missHRJ says:

    ok one BLT, anyone else? Lovestruck, do u need a happy sammich? it makes everyone have happy :)

  18. ninth1der says:

    why does it take 12-15 hours to “moderate”?

  19. Eleven says:

    I’m scared of this happening to me, I like a guy, and I’m terrified to tell him because I fear if he doesn’t feel the same things will just get really awkward between us, and we won’t even be friends anymore. But I’m also scared he does feel the same and if I don’t tell him… this will happen.

    (lolololifeellikesuchadork)

    • ReemZ says:

      Honesty shouldn’t lead to awkwardness (is that a word?) and even if it does, a real friendship should survive that. If he doesn’t feel the same way and it costs you your friendship, you might wanna ask yourself if it was that strong to begin with. Plus, at least you’ll know, and be able to move on.
      What you really don’t want is asking yourself “what if?” for god knows how long.
      My advice: ask. For all you know, he’s thinking and feeling the same, and it could turn out to become something beautiful :)

  20. Kedi says:

    personally I prefer to be the one asked (kindda like it better that way).. I’m rather thin-skinned which is why I’ve never asked a guy out even though there’s all these guys I’ll never know what could have happened if I did ask.. so many missed opportunities ;o but after having a really lousy streak when it comes to relationships, I rather just wait my life out rather than trying to pursue a relationship because it’d just end in disaster (I make the mistake of rushing into ‘em before I even be a friend)..

    anywho, hope things will turn out better in the future for you

  21. missHRJ says:

    lovestruck, think of it this way, it shows you feel for her. and that’s really hot! When two people go out, they should both have strong feelings, not “meh, lets get laid” that’s what dating is for is to be passionate :) you’re gonna be a good man to a girl someday

  22. missHRJ says:

    i wonder if lovestruck is even reading any of this…

  23. k says:

    the friend zone

    keep telling yourself that it is better than nothing


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