Do I ask for space? Is it worth the risk? Foolish mistake made help

rockburn

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Do I ask for some space or is now the opportunity to fix things?

So I've been seeing(banging) this 9/10 girl about 7 months now. For some perspective, we've both just finished high school. We met at a festival last year, then found out we lived near each other and got on pretty well. Neither of us wanted a relationship so we've just been banging around once a week after school and we occasionally bump into each other at local bars and parties, both of our friendship groups have many links with each other. I soon realised that I was her first and was surprised by how easy it was to bed her initially, but I get the impression she's a bit of a flirt anyway and was probably eager to lose her virginity. In our time of seeing each other we had never really built up a proper bond, it was just like a close friendship with a lot of affection and sex, but she is a very quiet girl and although we share a few interests, she's not really the type of girl I'd date long term at all, especially because I get the impression deep down she has hoe urges particularly when drunk and she's attempted to engage with my friends before I knew her properly.

So I went through the year getting on with my work, seeing her every week and cashing in on my dose of affectionate feelings and sex, because I was her first I always assumed that she has an edge of clinginess with me, which I was probably right about.

Then came the start of summer, and with little distractions, a lot of free time and a lack of friends I soon found myself spending more time with this girl, we starting going on actual days out and dates because I found her quiet and pleasant personality as a sort of escape I guess, and I suppose she's really hot too. We started to catch more intense feelings and eventually I started treating her like she was my girlfriend and everyone around us started acting like we were together too, but all this time I've still been uncomfortable with the idea of a relationship and I've continued to talk to other girls (as you would).

Soon, just as our feelings were getting stronger we found out we were both accepted into the same University this September. That was a game changer. At first for a few months I just thought Nah I'll just make the most of this now and we'll go our separate ways in University cos I need to bang other chicks. But then as we saw each other more and grew closer I started to think hmmm It's gonna be hard to let go of her when we go to Uni. I thought hard and assumed because I was her first kinda relationship thing and because she was being quite clingy she'd consider a relationship too, so I began to slightly change my mind about the future.

I guess in my current loneliness and admiration of her I started to consider sacrificing being single in college and thought maybe I should make this an official relationship, I briefly mentioned it her and she made no comment which is normal for her being the quiet girl she is.

We continued to treat each other romantically and the reluctance to let her go in September grew more, I started to think perhaps I'm doing her a favour by asking her out because she really gave off some clingy signals.

Then on Saturday night I bumped into her in town, she was with her friend (An insecure ***** with a boyfriend who constantly seeks attention from other guys and acts like it's empowering). She was also with a few of my male semi-friends, mostly desperate virgin afc's who were trying to get lucky with her and her slutbag of a friend. When I approached, the two afc dudes backed away and I said Hi to her, she greeted me as usual and asked me to tag along with them all, so I did. I guess my decision was partially swayed by the presence of the desperate guys around and I worried about the influence of her friend and her questionable morals when drunk which I was familiar with from personal experience (That's how we first got going hahahaha). As the night progressed I tried not to come off as too over protective, however I soon started to notice she was looking happier when I stayed away and interfered less with horny dudes approaching her. I began to realise how less exciting I'd become and suddenly felt like I was no longer interesting to her, this sort of **** usually happens over time, not suddenly after such a huge build up.

This went against all of the signs she'd been giving me recently, It had gotten to the stage where we felt like a genuine couple and here I was in town feeling like a pest, all signs of her clinginess just seemed to have vanished suddenly, but I stayed put and tried to enjoy myself and ride it out.

In the cab ride home, she started getting very emotional and said to me out of nowhere that she wanted to give me a heads up for the future and she said she didn't think she would be able to handle us being in a relationship in Uni. Now this was a shock for me, I'd thought exactly the same thing for so long, then just recently with how intimate we'd become I had let my guard down SLIGHTLY and I never expected it to be HER saying those words, she was supposed to be the clingy virgin who wouldn't want to let go of me. I also thought it was much too early to come to that conclusion as things had only started becoming cute and there was still a lot of time left before Uni starts.

So obviously, I took it really really badly, completely mishandled it.
I told her I was willing to make a sacrifice and couldn't understand why she didn't feel the same after all we'd been through recently, I told her originally I was also planning on leaving our friendship behind with Uni but that our good progress had swayed my decision and I thought she would feel the same way. Then I accused her of leading me on and got really pissed off and ignored her texts for a day. She got emotional and texted me saying she was sorry and didn't mean to ruin things like this but she was certain on her decision and "if you were originally going to stop speaking to me anyway I don't see why youre so bothered about me telling you I feel that way".

After letting her appologise a little more and ask me if we can still see each other until the end of summer I told her it was okay and that I just over reacted then tried to text her as normal (as of this morning), but so far I've been feeling a little shakey. Obviously texting her after all that drama on my behalf feels a little awkward and I have no idea if she has fully lost interest or if she is thankful that we can still talk for the rest of summer.

I've been thinking about asking her for a bit of space, HOWEVER I fear too much about her friends who would probably convince her to do something sickening like sleep with one of my friends. Yes I know it seems bizaare but with enough alcohol this girl turns into a different person and I know of her many regrets/near misses in the past.

It just confuses me how it appeared to be going so well, for me to have literally considered getting into a relationship, and then seeing her in town frustrated because she seemingly felt like she couldn't have a good time or whatever around me and that seemed to have changed her mind so easily or whatever.

I want to at least mend my pride and spend some time with her over summer so perhaps we could have this relationship and if not then perhaps I could dump her instead at the end or we could end things on more of an even note rather than one of us being hurt.

Do I need to act more alpha? How do I regain her interest and make sure she's not tempted to seek rebounds or whatever because I'm sure she has some feelings for me, her deep hoe instincts just say she'd prefer to be single in Uni and she picked a bad time to give me a "heads up" because she thought I was 100% set on the relationship idea (It was more like 20% and even so I would have never mentioned anything mean to her face anyway). I'm not bothered about what happens in September anymore, I just have stuff planned for the summer with her and I will be seeing her a lot anyway due to our friendship group connections.
Many Thanks in advance.
 

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-Don't ask for anything unless you really want it. You're both thinking about the future before it's even happened. Enjoy the moment.

-You're both young, entering the most profound coming of age experience you'll ever have. It's highly unlikely to work out long term because of these things, but it might. Again, go to uni and enjoy it. You both should.

-You best bet is just to be a man, with your own prerogative, regardless of her or anyone else; especially weak men who wont know how to play her like you do.

-If she says she doesn't think she'll handle a relationship at uni, accept that. It's a half truth. She's basically saying she wants to go there single.

-There will be dozens of hot(ter) girls there and within a few days, you'll wanna be single as well. Trust me.

-Regards you and her, maybe it will work out maybe it wont just don't worry about it. Have fun and always be the guy she always wanted. She can't argue either way then. That goes for any person you ever meet. People come, people go; those that really matter will still be by you in years to come.
 

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-Don't ask for anything unless you really want it. You're both thinking about the future before it's even happened. Enjoy the moment.

-You're both young, entering the most profound coming of age experience you'll ever have. It's highly unlikely to work out long term because of these things, but it might. Again, go to uni and enjoy it. You both should.

-You best bet is just to be a man, with your own prerogative, regardless of her or anyone else; especially weak men who wont know how to play her like you do.

-If she says she doesn't think she'll handle a relationship at uni, accept that. It's a half truth. She's basically saying she wants to go there single.

-There will be dozens of hot(ter) girls there and within a few days, you'll wanna be single as well. Trust me.

-Regards you and her, maybe it will work out maybe it wont just don't worry about it. Have fun and always be the guy she always wanted. She can't argue either way then. That goes for any person you ever meet. People come, people go; those that really matter will still be by you in years to come.
Thanks very much man,

It's just that I've made it awkward now for the remainder of the summer. Obviously I knew we were gonna go our separate ways when Uni starts, but the closer I got to her the more I kinda maybe 10% considered making a slight sacrifice, I guess it was her being so easy to decide which subverted my expectations and damaged my pride, making me react to her the way I did.
I just don't want things to be **** now for the rest of the summer, I mean it was going nicely I want to enjoy it for as long as I can before I get distracted by other girls in Uni because she's a nice person to be around and it seems a waste. I want to salvage how bad I've made myself look and show that we can carry on as we were and that I'm not mad or anything because I'd just had my pride damaged from letting my guard down and thinking for a second that she felt the same as me.
I don't want her to associate me with feelings of stress and darkness when other guys are gonna be light and enjoyable for now, I just want that clinginess and delight she had around me to come back like it had been, then at the end of the summer (Not the start for goodness sake) we could say our goodbyes.
I got insecure, pursued her, everything got heavy between you two, and I guess to her maybe things were not light and lively as they were, now I could ask her for some space and see if no contact redevelops her interest, but I fear too much of her acting out of weakness and the influence of her feminist friends who seem to have a vendetta against all men. I'm sure she likes me but she was just being dramatic, not sure how to text her now though.


I wanted her to just enjoy the moment but it seemed she was too stressed thinking about the future, I guess I could be insulted by her feeling that strongly, but whatever really, I mean I wasn't even thinking about it.
 

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Leave her be. If she's gonna come back, she will. She likely will because you have time together. But you need to leave it now. Let her pursue you 100% now and forever. When she does, be that light and friendly guy she knew before. ALWAYS. If she never contacts you again, we'll that's that I'm afraid - revert back to my points above. A man NEVER need broach the subject of exclusivity and let this be a lesson to you for the future. He either agrees to it or he denies it. A woman is the keeper of the s3x, a man is the keeper of the exclusivity. You need to read a lot more around this and many other subjects, man. It's a learning curve. Read some of my other posts from today; I've been advising uni lads all day. Same concepts apply.

Let her follow up on your plans over the summer.

A man is the mountain, solid and unmoving. A woman is the wind which blows, dancing around the mountain.

Lastly, get in proper good shape mentally and physically for the Autumn. You're going to need it.
 

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Leave her be. If she's gonna come back, she will. She likely will because you have time together. But you need to leave it now. Let her pursue you 100% now and forever. When she does, be that light and friendly guy she knew before. ALWAYS. If she never contacts you again, we'll that's that I'm afraid - revert back to my points above. A man NEVER need broach the subject of exclusivity and let this be a lesson to you for the future. He either agrees to it or he denies it. A woman is the keeper of the s3x, a man is the keeper of the exclusivity. You need to read a lot more around this and many other subjects, man. It's a learning curve. Read some of my other posts from today; I've been advising uni lads all day. Same concepts apply.

Let her follow up on your plans over the summer.

A man is the mountain, solid and unmoving. A woman is the wind which blows, dancing around the mountain.
Do I tell her I need space then or do I just ignore the text she sent earlier asking if I'm still mad with her? Sorry about this, I feel this is the crucial point, I need to set this up nicely so I can sit back and let it unfold.
 

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You don't do anything. You wait for her to contact you and make plans to see her (alone). DO NOT bring up relationships. If she denies, just say to let you know when she wants to get together. You're basically having to reset here now. Start again, like it's a first date. Every date is a first date. Put your emotions aside, now and forever. Emotions are for women and beta boys.

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If she asked if you're still mad, you say no and you wanna see her whenever she's free. Then you WAIT.
 
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You overreacted but its ok.

The thing is, sorry to be harsh, that SHE DOESN'T WANT TO BE IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU. She prefers to go to Uni and find new d-ick, get drunk, do crazy stuff and 'enjoy' her life, without you.

You dont need space (unless you really do).

I would either meet her a few times to have sex until the summer is over and then forget about her, or I would just forget about her now. But dont have any other serious conversation with her, dont act butthurt and dont act emotional, cause it would make her lose even more attraction towards you.

I know it must have been a shock for you, but these things happen.
 

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Just enjoy the sex for what it is now and by fall, you guys will go your separate ways.
 
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