so i met this girl in my school who is 17. i got her to like me, and we were together for 3 days. but then on the fourth day she says "i've been thinking for a while now... i'm just not emotionally ready for a relationship." what the hell. first thing that came to mind was "ok i did something wrong, this is the classic excuse to break up without too much pain." but then i started second guessing, because she's really small (like 4 foot 10) and just the whole feel of her is that of a 14 year old (like you know that phase in growing up, where sexual jokes become the center of everything funny, and later on it starts to tone down a little? she's still laughing really hard at "thats what she said" or whatever.), and she recently started breaking out in acne which is a clear sign she is starting to grow.
anyway my point is, i'm assuming she was telling the truth about not being emotionally ready, but she still gives me indications of interest which makes me think she still is attracted to me. i've clearly developed a case of one-itis and its screwing my emotions over.
so now i have two options, i can either try to go more slowly with her and make her feel unpressured to do anything until she's ready, or i go through the long process of getting over her. what really ticks me off is that other than her immaturity, she is fricken perfect for me; she's smart, cute, funny, small, takes half my classes, and i just so happen to be moving to where she lives next month. even my best friend lives next door to her best friend. =_=;; i'm afraid that if i let go now, she'll grow up in a few months and then i can never have her. but if i dont let go, i'm constantly being tortured by my one-itis. what should i do?
anyway my point is, i'm assuming she was telling the truth about not being emotionally ready, but she still gives me indications of interest which makes me think she still is attracted to me. i've clearly developed a case of one-itis and its screwing my emotions over.
so now i have two options, i can either try to go more slowly with her and make her feel unpressured to do anything until she's ready, or i go through the long process of getting over her. what really ticks me off is that other than her immaturity, she is fricken perfect for me; she's smart, cute, funny, small, takes half my classes, and i just so happen to be moving to where she lives next month. even my best friend lives next door to her best friend. =_=;; i'm afraid that if i let go now, she'll grow up in a few months and then i can never have her. but if i dont let go, i'm constantly being tortured by my one-itis. what should i do?