7 yrs after High School. I liked her then, but now??

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23-07-11, 10:26 AM
john2

7 yrs after High School. I liked her then, but now??

So when I was in high school I was a scrawny nerd. I liked this girl Jane. She was this really nice and pretty girl in our grade. Somehow, we ended up going to prom together, but I could tell that she didn't like me as much as I liked her since she avoided me practically the entire event. In fact, I actually remember that one of my friends who was friends with Jane told me that Jane didn't like me.

So it's been seven years since I graduated high school. I took up swimming and running while at university and totally transformed my physique. After college, I started a business with a couple friends, and, though it's not a google or facebook, it's doing well. I have enough money to afford a decent car and apartment without worry. The other day however, I got a facebook friend request from Jane. I tried, and actually did, forget about her after high school because of what happened, but now I don't know what to do. She's a pharmacist at some hospital her in new york. I think I still like her. What should I do? Give her another chance even though she barely gave me one?
23-07-11, 11:29 AM
Mathias

It's a facebook friend request, dude, not a marriage proposal.

Stop reading so much into it, unless there's something you're not telling us.
23-07-11, 12:42 PM
HeartIsAching

Yep, as Mathias said, you're reading far too much into it.
23-07-11, 12:58 PM
KingZ

Guys, he didn't ask what we think the request means, he asked us what we think he should do.

That said, I think you should strike up a conversation with her. Send her a message asking her how she's been and what she's up to. If there's a spark in the conversation then things will evolve naturally. If not, don't try to force anything.
25-07-11, 10:24 AM
Mathias

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Originally Posted by doppelmakemelol [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Guys, he didn't ask what we think the request means, he asked us what we think he should do.

That said, I think you should strike up a conversation with her. Send her a message asking her how she's been and what she's up to. If there's a spark in the conversation then things will evolve naturally. If not, don't try to force anything.

He talked about "giving her another chance". He's reading way too much into a facebook request - period.