DJHoolahoop
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hey guys,
well i hung out with this girl this weekend and things appeared to go well, but when i had to leave, some things threw me off. She mentioned she had an ex, but I asked if it was going to be a problem and she said no.
Now I'm not so sure and I'm getting the feeling that he may have more of a part in her life than I thought previously. I'm wondering if I should just go on thinking she was right when she said there's nothing up between them no more or blatantly asking if there is any real potential between me and her atm.
I like this girl and I get the feeling that she likes me and would like the chance to see it go further, but definitely not if she's still involved with her ex. So do I ask about it? and if she says no, should I just tell her that I don't like wasting my time and would rather know now if he'll be a problem or if it's too soon? Or should I be all like "forget about him and move on to me, you wouldn't want to miss out on that would you?" or something similar.
Jim
well i hung out with this girl this weekend and things appeared to go well, but when i had to leave, some things threw me off. She mentioned she had an ex, but I asked if it was going to be a problem and she said no.
Now I'm not so sure and I'm getting the feeling that he may have more of a part in her life than I thought previously. I'm wondering if I should just go on thinking she was right when she said there's nothing up between them no more or blatantly asking if there is any real potential between me and her atm.
I like this girl and I get the feeling that she likes me and would like the chance to see it go further, but definitely not if she's still involved with her ex. So do I ask about it? and if she says no, should I just tell her that I don't like wasting my time and would rather know now if he'll be a problem or if it's too soon? Or should I be all like "forget about him and move on to me, you wouldn't want to miss out on that would you?" or something similar.
Jim