So there's this girl that I really like and have been getting to know pretty well these past couple of months. We get along great..we talk, we're friends, we text, talk on the phone, help out with schoolwork, etc.
Well, I finally decided to man up and start sitting next to her in class because we usually only hung around during break.
Monday, I moved seats and finally sat next to her.
Ever since then, we haven't talked! We're in class 3 hours a day, sit 6 inches apart from each other, and I haven't said one word to her. WTF...from the introduction I gave above, you'd think everything was going well correct?
Well, it was...till I f*cked it all up. Ever since I moved seats next to her, it's like my balls f*cking dropped. I haven't tried making eye contact, talking, etc. Basically I've just been ignoring her these past 5 days.
So we go from talking and being buds, to not talking at all. It's so awkward and it's all my fault. Now she either thinks I'm some weirdo, or is mad at me for ignoring her. I tried maintaining my status, by conversating with everyone around me in class, to show confidence in my peers...I talked to everyone BUT her.
WTF am I supposed to do...I had 5 days of screwing it up not saying a word to her and get myself in this mess, now it's going to be tough getting out.
Is there any way I can fix this?
Starting off a regular convo like nothing happened would be obvious...she'd still wonder why I didn't talk to her at all last week, and probably thinks I'm some two faced chump.
I've seriously been thinking about Apologizing. I'm going to be up front, and be like..."Hey, I know you're not stupid and neither am I, I just wanted to be honest and apologize for not speaking to you at all last week...." and I'll take it from there.
What does everyone think? What would you do if you were in my situation?
I really like this girl too, used to have a crush on her. She was always friendly to me...and it just saddens me and makes me feel like **** realizing what bull**** I've done to her and myself. All because I was too shy.
Please help me guys, it's Saturday and I plan on texting her sometime tonight to see what's up.
Well, I finally decided to man up and start sitting next to her in class because we usually only hung around during break.
Monday, I moved seats and finally sat next to her.
Ever since then, we haven't talked! We're in class 3 hours a day, sit 6 inches apart from each other, and I haven't said one word to her. WTF...from the introduction I gave above, you'd think everything was going well correct?
Well, it was...till I f*cked it all up. Ever since I moved seats next to her, it's like my balls f*cking dropped. I haven't tried making eye contact, talking, etc. Basically I've just been ignoring her these past 5 days.
So we go from talking and being buds, to not talking at all. It's so awkward and it's all my fault. Now she either thinks I'm some weirdo, or is mad at me for ignoring her. I tried maintaining my status, by conversating with everyone around me in class, to show confidence in my peers...I talked to everyone BUT her.
WTF am I supposed to do...I had 5 days of screwing it up not saying a word to her and get myself in this mess, now it's going to be tough getting out.
Is there any way I can fix this?
Starting off a regular convo like nothing happened would be obvious...she'd still wonder why I didn't talk to her at all last week, and probably thinks I'm some two faced chump.
I've seriously been thinking about Apologizing. I'm going to be up front, and be like..."Hey, I know you're not stupid and neither am I, I just wanted to be honest and apologize for not speaking to you at all last week...." and I'll take it from there.
What does everyone think? What would you do if you were in my situation?
I really like this girl too, used to have a crush on her. She was always friendly to me...and it just saddens me and makes me feel like **** realizing what bull**** I've done to her and myself. All because I was too shy.
Please help me guys, it's Saturday and I plan on texting her sometime tonight to see what's up.