Robert28 said:
I have gone out with this girl twice, each time we had alot of fun, blah, blah, blah. I asked her if she wanted to go to the fair on Monday(I asked her this 6 days ago). we'd planned on it, set it in stone. I get a text from her today saying she had alot more stuff to do on Monday then she realized and asked if we could do it Tuesday or Wednesday.
So far, nothing that's a big deal. People get busy and her offering different days is not a bad sign (if she offered them - then canceled again - that would be a bad sign; or just canceled without offering another date).
Robert28 said:
I told her politelly that I couldn't because I had plans Tuesday and Wednesday night.
This is fine too. Were you really busy on those days though? Or just trying to "act" like it? (i ask because a lot of guys on here do these things and are just doing them because they want to "appear" a certain way.)
Robert28 said:
She acts all depressed all of a sudden that I had plans on two days that she took for granted would be availible to her I guess.
I want a lot of you inexperienced guys to understand that this is not all that abnormal when a woman does not get her way! Women can get depressed when they offers plans to you and you turn them down (it doesn't matter that you already have other plans for those days - women do not see it that way; especially if they're LSE; which i believe this woman is). I believe women feel their femininity is failing when a man doesn't do as they wish, etc.
Robert28 said:
So now she is like well "forget it, it's not going to work" and I replied back "what's not going to work? going to the fair?" and she replies "no, us.".lol
She's probably very used to having men bend over backwards for her.
In his response to you - Jaylan said this:
b) shes a tad insecure and takes your lack of availability for that one hang out as a sign of you being uninterested in her. Hence she tried to axe you before you axed her. Just give it time, and if she doesnt come around, assume it was scenario A and move on.
I agree with all but 2 points. 1) The "tad" part! This woman is very insecure. 2) I don't think she'll come around.... When woman blow a man out like this - there's a good chance - she won't go back to him unless he sacrafices some strength over to her or is pro-active and not burning the bridge between them.
I personally just believe she took you not being available tuesday and wednesday - combined with her perception of you (possibly as a "player") and blew you out before she assumed you were going to blow her out. Again, this is very low-self esteem stuff.... But the modern women are very LSE.
I also believe that she thought by "ending" it with you - she was going to get a reaction of weakness from you. I assume you didn't show any.
Robert28 said:
just like that her "interest" vanished simply because I had sh!t to do tuesday and wednesday,
I don't think her interest vanished at all. I think she was bluffing a bit; but got called and it looks like she's one of those donkey's who won't fold.
Robert28 said:
but yet I was supposed to accept her cancelling on Monday even though that's the day we both agreed on almost a week ago.
You expect a woman (especially a LSE one) to be fair? to be reasonable? to make sense? lol
Robert28 said:
you ever had a girl act so interested in you only to have it magically dissapear in an instant over trivial bullsh!t?
Nothing magical here man....
Robert28 said:
my question is why can women be so "busy" but a guy that's busy is a bad thing?
Better to not focus on trying to figure out what's right in wrong in the same way a judge would. Put your energy and time elsewhere. The reality is - there's 100's of reasons all of this could have gone down. Trying to analyze each scenario - is foolish.
Robert28 said:
what is it that women have going on so that we men don't that keeps them busy bee's? keep in mind that i'm in grad school and own my own business. to me that would define "busy", yet I make time to do stuff I want all the time.
This is all boring stuff.... No need for pitty man... Just move on - if she comes back - she comes back.... If not - so what?