Posted a week ago about Miss 'LJBF' because she bumped into an ex, blah blah blah and my AFC behavior up til that point. I am not proud as it must be a new record - 1 week was all it took as I stopped being a challenge. When she 'LJBF'ed me, I told her no thanks and NC'd that sh*t! Ironically I have to thank her as I had lulled myself into a stupor before that and after, signed back up to the gym, cleaned out the wardrobe, started socialising again and really hit everything in life hard and still going strong.
We are on good terms I think - NC since. I catch her staring at me but if I look back, she'll take out her phone or act awkwardly busy. If I bump into her, we'll smile, say hi then I will walk away with most of the time, a group of girls while she continues on herself.
So one of the other students in our year (I assume is her friend) has organised a gathering to get to know everyone in our year as we have just started. She has invited me along but I am not sure if I should go or not. I want to as I can see the benefits in networking. Yet I don't know if this is some form of manipulation upon her part. She is young - from secondary straight out to uni but what she has taught me ironically is that this innocence we assume, is always our own mental image built and we are just joking ourselves into believing it.
Any thoughts? Furthermore if you guys think I should go, how do I go about carrying myself as most likely, I won't know many at this gathering.
We are on good terms I think - NC since. I catch her staring at me but if I look back, she'll take out her phone or act awkwardly busy. If I bump into her, we'll smile, say hi then I will walk away with most of the time, a group of girls while she continues on herself.
So one of the other students in our year (I assume is her friend) has organised a gathering to get to know everyone in our year as we have just started. She has invited me along but I am not sure if I should go or not. I want to as I can see the benefits in networking. Yet I don't know if this is some form of manipulation upon her part. She is young - from secondary straight out to uni but what she has taught me ironically is that this innocence we assume, is always our own mental image built and we are just joking ourselves into believing it.
Any thoughts? Furthermore if you guys think I should go, how do I go about carrying myself as most likely, I won't know many at this gathering.