Lol, do you people have some sort of troll phobia? Why is everyone considered a troll here, when I personally frequent these forums and have never really seen much trolling except from some people like thelonewolf etc. You people pull the troll card more than the folks at gamefaqs used to (back when I still played video games). And that's saying a lot, believe me.
I am not trolling. Thank you for complimenting my writing, I always loved writing (save for high school for some reason). And no, I do not have any mental issues. Because again, without sounding as if I am bragging, my
ENTIRE life is in control except with my dream lady. I am excelling academically, financially stable far beyond the average 23 year old, I work out 3 days a week and socialize multiple days/nights a week. None of it has been affected because of her.
Nor have I ever tried to approach her all these years. So whoever that was who said I was building courage all these years, should know I always kept a "if it happens, it happens" mood with her. It was only until the the day I saw her looking at me while she was waiting for her gyro/food (see page 1) that I said "you know what, time to take this easy and approach her. That stare was just too long and without meaning". Midterms came and work flow increased so I delayed this a little. Until this past Tuesday night when I decided I would approach her Wednesday morning and created this topic.
What did I do Wednesday? I took the initiative in the eye contact, the smile, and the first words. I approached. I had her smiling. I made her laugh. I lead her around. I dropped her off to her lab. I made her say my name, and I let her know subconsciously that this was just a first time short meeting, we will be seeing each other a lot more from now.
All in all, this thread didn't even serve half of what I originally hoped it would. A few people helped me, while others called me a troll, and the last third simply said I should just give up (lol? Such weak minded people).
If you or anyone wants, we can break down the entire first meeting (or previous run ins) into details and every damned detail would speak for the positive. NOTHING was planned. This entire approach was not planned. I knew I was going to do it, but I never plan anything ahead of time. Because I have a mindset that believes anything spontaneous or on the spot is the best way to go, whether it be conversations, or photos (meaning, usually the best photos taken are those where the subject isn't told they are about to be snapped). Of course, there are exceptions such as speeches and lectures, but even those are not safe from being done spontaneously. And believe me, I love public speaking. I have been escorted out of places several times for public singing or public interactions (pranks, stunts, dancing, etc).
I do not have OCD. Going by it's literal meaning, I don't give a damn if colors, numbers, shapes or other things are out of order. I don't need to specifically remember something. It sounds like you are following the thread, so I don't know how you skipped over the part I said in two different places.
"I remember these small details, because I have good memory. It's not just about her. I can say the same for my family, my guy friends, my girl-friends, etc. If I care about them, my mind SUBCONSCIOUSLY remembers what they wore on a certain day or what we talked about on a certain day. Simply put, if they matter to me, I will remember how they dressed or what we talked about. Whether I want to or not. Period. End of story.
So while I appreciate the bit on the brain's functions, sorry I had to skip past it. I have a bachelor's in biology, we took several psychology classes to get there
Why did she and I stare at each other? I did because I knew her, I liked her but I was still cold on her for denying the fb request in 2010. She stared at me because she knew me, more or less likes me, possibly was affected by the way I handled the fb thing, and is...oh whats that?
SHY. Not in the general sense, but in the sense "I denied his request, he went cold. If I approach him now, he might deny me". Fear. But it's only until recently that I realized the fb thing was my fault. I should have never added her without approaching first. But I have matured so much that now, I won't add her on fb no matter what, until we become exclusive maybe (hell, I don't even want my fb anymore). As for Learningandimproving, lol, he's like a bro to me. We do everything together. Except college and work. He's my wingman, my bro, my best friend, whatever you want to call him. Make whatever assumptions you want though, have fun
We do run into each other. Streets. Banks(although the least). Parks. Restaurants. Events. Colleges(yes, multiple). Train stations. We do make great eye contact, at times even stare, SHE however goes a step ahead and goes out of her way to get closer to me, i.e. walking a little further from her friends to be in alignment with me. Etc.
You have to remember one thing. We have DOZENS of mutual friends. For all I know, she knows a lot about me from our mutual girl-friends. We don't know how good the girls describe me to her (Obviously has to be good, because I have healthy friendships with them all).
You told me to message her on fb for her number? Really man? Two grave mistakes in one go? I might as well as end all of it with her while I am it then. Idc if she adds me on fb, pokes me, sends me a message asking for my number, I am not escalating until we meet in
person. Even if she asks for my number on fb, I am going to laugh it off and just say meet me at our Baskin Robbins tonight at 10.
Lastly, believe, I never planned the whole approach, let alone getting her number. Planned things never work well except for speeches. And that's exactly what happens if you plan an approach. It becomes a fkin
speech. The entire thing was
natural she could tell, she was completely natural too. I was able to see her mind racing to come up with things to say. Hence everything she said. Of the three silent moments, she broke two of them. She was the one acting nervous. Then again, I did take her by surprise.