Alright, so this post isn't actually about a girl I want to game, but she's still a girl everything we know should still apply.
Anyways, last week, I was talking with a friend and I said something that she took the wrong way, which pissed her off. I realized that she took offense to it, so I apologized for it. She seemed kind of distant recently, but I thought she needed a little time to cool down, so I didn't read into it.
But then today, something odd happened. I was walking by her in school, and she didn't say hi. I didn't think much of it because I had barely noticed her myself until I was just passing her, and I didn't say hi or wave or anything like that so I just thought she hadn't seen me, it happens all the time. But then, later, I passed her again, this time, we were walking opposite directions Through the same door. Thinking that it was little weird this morning, I decided to wave to her to make sure that nothing was wrong. She fvcking snubbed me. She didn't even look at me.
"Okay, wtf?" right? I decided to ask a friend of mine who's kind of close to her if he knew if anything was wrong. She said that he had talked to her and that she told him she was sorta mad at me, but he wouldn't specify why.
So my first thought was to confront her about it. I had gotten up and started walking to where my friend said she was, but then I realized something. That's not the way of the DJ. There was only one thing that she could be mad at me for. I knew it. But I had already apologized for it. I'm done with that. If she has a problem with it, then it's her problem, not mine. I said "I'm sorry" once, and that's as many times as I will say it for one thing. I'm not going to beg for her forgiveness. I'm finished with that thing, and if she wants to hold onto it, then she can just go ahead.
Now, just to eliminate any doubt in my mind, that was the DJ way to handle this situation, right?
Anyways, last week, I was talking with a friend and I said something that she took the wrong way, which pissed her off. I realized that she took offense to it, so I apologized for it. She seemed kind of distant recently, but I thought she needed a little time to cool down, so I didn't read into it.
But then today, something odd happened. I was walking by her in school, and she didn't say hi. I didn't think much of it because I had barely noticed her myself until I was just passing her, and I didn't say hi or wave or anything like that so I just thought she hadn't seen me, it happens all the time. But then, later, I passed her again, this time, we were walking opposite directions Through the same door. Thinking that it was little weird this morning, I decided to wave to her to make sure that nothing was wrong. She fvcking snubbed me. She didn't even look at me.
"Okay, wtf?" right? I decided to ask a friend of mine who's kind of close to her if he knew if anything was wrong. She said that he had talked to her and that she told him she was sorta mad at me, but he wouldn't specify why.
So my first thought was to confront her about it. I had gotten up and started walking to where my friend said she was, but then I realized something. That's not the way of the DJ. There was only one thing that she could be mad at me for. I knew it. But I had already apologized for it. I'm done with that. If she has a problem with it, then it's her problem, not mine. I said "I'm sorry" once, and that's as many times as I will say it for one thing. I'm not going to beg for her forgiveness. I'm finished with that thing, and if she wants to hold onto it, then she can just go ahead.
Now, just to eliminate any doubt in my mind, that was the DJ way to handle this situation, right?