Yes when you cross me. If you interfere or get in my personal space, I will use choice words and I have and will get hostile if forced. I have a real problem with people talking to me any kind of way and especially in a condescending way. Seriously, I'm a softee and if you're good to me, I'm sweeter to you and I'll make cupcakes and shit like that.
lol as I remember it I hadn't said anything to you/about you or gotten in your personal space when you kept mentioning how I'm "more ugly than swan" *eyeroll*
EDIT: that's the exact same thing this "crazy lady" did--he crossed her by not following through on his words so she got "hostile". Really don't see differences. Then again she didn't really get hostile--she just withdrew. Like a LADY.
Yeah...in general it's not a good idea. In this case, I don't feel like we were together long enough to justify that kind of action. And on the other hand...it's just generally perceived as kind of creepy (keyword "perceived"). Sure---my intent would be innocent enough. I'd want to give her flowers, apologize, ask her if we could talk about things, etc.---and completely respect her wishes, even if that was "no, do not contact me anymore". But that's not how situations like this always turn out. I've never tried anything like this and have honestly never even thought about it. I feel like in the "olden days" somebody like me bringing flowers to a girl might be a little more acceptable. But in this day and age of Cragislist killers and just general psycho stuff going on (or being more heavily publicized), there's a strong chance such behavior might be very poorly received and that the "pursuer" can be slapped with a restraining order. The situation is bad enough as it is.
But I still just don't know what to do.
I was talking about your attitude. You were very negative in that post and told that guy that girl.needed to get over her sexual assault and I told you point blank how insensitive you were and yeah, I meant it. That was not being hostile or bossy.
This is to ugly swan.
Uhm.. never and I mean NEVER buy flowers for a chick when she's done nothing to deserve them. You buy flowers when the two of you have regained good standing with one another. If you buy them before then she'll read through that manipulation and you'll be even further in mire then you were pre-flowers.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion
Well you kinda have no other options but to move on then lol she cannot be reached otherwise (literally, she blocked u everywhere)--unless u call her using a friend's number or something
But yeahhhh that's why when date my next guy I'll make it clear that I want chivalrous /bold moves, not fear them (in fact, I expect them >.> lol that ex really raised the standard =/
Because she sounds Boarderline Personality Disordered and you've dodged a bullet. Why would you want to salvage this? Your gut was telling you something about her yet you want to ignore that gut? Has she mind fkd you that much that you want to fix something that didn't even get formed? Is there a lack of women where you date.. so much so that you want to reinstate something with a freaking NUT who showed you very early that she is one??????????????????????I would appreciate if someone would offer some insight as to why things turned out like that and if I can do anything to salvage this.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion
NO, NO AND NO. She's seriously got problems and she's dazzled you by hitting you straight in your ego ~ with rejection. Don't try to contact her... listen to your gut that was telling you to back off from her. Guts never lie... ego do ALL the time.
More settled and serious????? What the hell are you talking about. You've not known her for more then 24 hours total time spend together and she's demanding you give her more affection. WTF. BEWARE! She really does ring the BPD bell even with the little bit you know about her and have shared with us.
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion