Post number #1003366, ID: be294d
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She's not my gurlfriend.
We spend hours together every day, sometimes a good half of the day; and that's just quality time, not even counting random chatting. She's beaming when she sees me enthused about anything. She's gloomy and depressive but she's clearly always in a good mood when we hang out. I'm one of the only two people she calls by their first name online, the other being her ex. We have a really nice chemistry too!
But she's not my gurlfriend. And that's a shame.
Post number #1003368, ID: d91faf
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Are you that "I broke up with a femboy" OP?
Post number #1003406, ID: e66bfb
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Extremely easy solution to this conundrum. Simply ask her if she wants to be you girlfriend
Post number #1003412, ID: 2d5825
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>>1003406 don't do this, it creates mustard gas
Post number #1003422, ID: be294d
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>>1003406 Well I've already told her how I felt, she's perfectly aware. To quote what she said once, we'll never be together. Still enjoyable and fulfilling tho.
Post number #1003424, ID: 478ec0
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>>1003422 manipulate her to depend on you, if she's really depressed, it should be easy
Post number #1003429, ID: be294d
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>>1003424 She has a good head on her shoulders, I doubt that would work in a parallel universe where I wanted to do something like that to her.
Post number #1003434, ID: 478ec0
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>>1003429 not that depressed then
Post number #1003728, ID: 2581f5
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Lmao I relate! My friend and I like each other but we can't be together /yet/. I wish you the best of luck OP!
Post number #1003737, ID: 67cf42
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forest gump moment
Post number #1004100, ID: 87c0ce
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Sounds like she's abusing you emotionally
Post number #1004489, ID: 12b88e
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>>1003422 what a bitch. Spend more time with someone else, just get better people on you, so you get off from this carrot on a stick and you take her out of your "seemsly not good enough" nest, and then let her decide on her own. OR you take the stronger physical approach, you impose yourself into her more and make her feel that you OWN her. like, collect your self respect back again because she's been clearly stomping over it several times.
Post number #1004490, ID: 12b88e
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>>1003366 and maybe try to get a hint of why she's still talking with her ex and why would she still be open with him while you're right before her face each day
Post number #1004492, ID: c9cbb9
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>>1004489>>1004490 You're crazy g/u/rl. I don't see what's wrong about spending time with my friend. If anything, she's helping improve my self respect. As for her ex they broke up on good terms, they have no reason not to remain friends.
Post number #1004494, ID: 4c4c93
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>>1003422 Sounds like she's not worth it gurl. She doesn't see you in that way
Post number #1004536, ID: 09e881
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>>1004492 okay I understand better now. good luck with your life and don't get obsessed with romance etc. it's just better to cherish the times where it's still possible to have simply fun without much to worry about. Life always changes so at least make good memories instead stocking some regrets.
Post number #1004565, ID: be294d
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>>1004536 Thank you g/u/rl, wish you the best too
Post number #1004694, ID: e66bfb
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>>1004492 Op you sound like your live a life that many people can only dream of. I'm happy for you. Hold on to that.
But also now I'm puzzled why you made this thread in this place. You sound genuinely happy? Are you just humble-bragging about having good non-romantic friends?
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| She's not my gurlfriend.
We spend hours together every day, sometimes a good half of the day; and that's just quality time, not even counting random chatting.
She's beaming when she sees me enthused about anything. She's gloomy and depressive but she's clearly always in a good mood when we hang out.
I'm one of the only two people she calls by their first name online, the other being her ex.
We have a really nice chemistry too!
But she's not my gurlfriend.
And that's a shame.