I was getting on great with my date on the second date in my house after we had some pizza that I made. We were snogging and talking and having fun. I could tell she really liked me and she's a great girl, really into her. But I asked her into the bedroom (twice) and she called me cheeky, that we'd only kissed for the first time that night, and even though we parted on seemingly good terms, after more good natured chatting, her running her hand through my hair, kissing, hugging etc, she went cold on me after that, it went quiet on whatsapp, and I sensed something wasn't right.
Then I sent her a message saying I was sorry if I was anything other than a gentleman, and she replied saying that we seemed to be on different frequencies, and that she wasn't expecting "to be asked about the bedroom twice", and that she'd "leave it at that".. I texted back to apologise straight away, but no response. I was so pissed off, even depressed for a couple of weeks after. I was thinking along the accepted rationale that escalating quickly was a good thing. It ****ed this up though.
That's four weeks ago now. I'm thinking of texting her again, but am not sure what to say. I think she could have forgiven me by now, but I'm scared to text her. Relationship problems hurt me a lot, I've a history of depression. I think I may have made her feel degraded or slutty, which angered her when she had a day or two to think about it.
She's has a great personality, if shy, and she's beautiful though I could tell she's low self-esteem. She disagreed with me when I told her she was beautiful and sexy. She was pretty adamant too.
There aren't that many eligible women around here where I live, I don't get to meet many to be honest. It's rural and most girls leave to live in a city.
Ok my behaviour was out of line, but part of me thinks that she may have wanted to sabotage it because having me, who was affectionate and who was very positive towards her, could have gone against her poor self-image. So she was using that as a way to end it? I don't know.
I guess that she may be receptive to me if I were to text her. It's been 4 weeks now. There were many more positives between us than negatives.
It was a win for me generally speaking though I must say. I asked a girl on a date, treated her well and kissed her. That's more than I've done in years. I've suffered from depression since a breakup at 20 and I'm coming out of that, my life is going better than it has for a long, long time.
Any advice appreciated.
Then I sent her a message saying I was sorry if I was anything other than a gentleman, and she replied saying that we seemed to be on different frequencies, and that she wasn't expecting "to be asked about the bedroom twice", and that she'd "leave it at that".. I texted back to apologise straight away, but no response. I was so pissed off, even depressed for a couple of weeks after. I was thinking along the accepted rationale that escalating quickly was a good thing. It ****ed this up though.
That's four weeks ago now. I'm thinking of texting her again, but am not sure what to say. I think she could have forgiven me by now, but I'm scared to text her. Relationship problems hurt me a lot, I've a history of depression. I think I may have made her feel degraded or slutty, which angered her when she had a day or two to think about it.
She's has a great personality, if shy, and she's beautiful though I could tell she's low self-esteem. She disagreed with me when I told her she was beautiful and sexy. She was pretty adamant too.
There aren't that many eligible women around here where I live, I don't get to meet many to be honest. It's rural and most girls leave to live in a city.
Ok my behaviour was out of line, but part of me thinks that she may have wanted to sabotage it because having me, who was affectionate and who was very positive towards her, could have gone against her poor self-image. So she was using that as a way to end it? I don't know.
I guess that she may be receptive to me if I were to text her. It's been 4 weeks now. There were many more positives between us than negatives.
It was a win for me generally speaking though I must say. I asked a girl on a date, treated her well and kissed her. That's more than I've done in years. I've suffered from depression since a breakup at 20 and I'm coming out of that, my life is going better than it has for a long, long time.
Any advice appreciated.