David Nelson
Permanent Fixture
- MBTI
- INFJ
- Enneagram
- 1w9 possib
Are you an INFJ?Not really.
There's mystery between conceptual understanding, but that's about all.
Are you an INFJ?Not really.
There's mystery between conceptual understanding, but that's about all.
why do you say it like that?I think she is in denial to herself perhaps about the potential for connection.
Are you an INFJ?
No I'm an alien
omg wyote is a sensor?
did anybody else know wyote is a sensor??
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Joking aside.
@David Nelson having not seen your conversations I can't say what subtext might've been there. By how you describe it, it absolutely sounds one-sided to me. For many reasons.
why do you say it like that?
Well like you say only time will tell. Working on yourself can't hurt; how do you plan on approaching it?
Well she is doing a Masters degree so not a stupid girl. If she wasn’t interested, she simply doesn’t flirt, talks to me like normal and doesn’t go hot and cold. She has said I make her very uncomfortable in her text. But 2 times we met she was all smiles and friendly. Wouldn’t she just be flattered by my attention and be ready to turn me down if I asked her out. I know I’m making assumptions, but she doesn’t seem that shy in general. And there have been several instances of quite long eye contact. Why didn’t she break it if not interested?
As far as myself and signs of TF etc. maybe that could be due to feelings of romance which I have not had for a long time. I need resolution but she’s not giving me the chance for a dialogue with her. She has said she has a b/f and doesn’t have feelings for me, but then she blocked me, giving me no chance to reply. My intuition tells me it’s not that straight forward. I think she is lying but of course I cannot act on or presume that. Attraction is rarely black and white. I said a few things in my texts which she hasn’t responded to. She is so cagey it’s weird. I’ve never met anyone so poor at communication (note she is studying linguistics lol). She might of course like me and nothing more, which begs the question….talk to me. I think she’s hiding something. I am honestly not a scary person.
Apologies if I'm being a little presumptuous here, I think I'm onto something though.
I feel like thinking about this in terms of what she's feeling is the wrong way to think about it. Think about it in terms of the rules of the game you're playing.
Courtship is supposed to be a gradual process where you get to know each other and bond slowly (so I've heard anyway). It doesn't sound like you did that--you instead got straight to the point. You're not supposed to get romantically involved when you have a partner. She has a partner. You're not supposed to seek out interaction with someone who blocked you. You're continuing to try even though she blocked you.
Whether or not she has feelings doesn't matter here, she's not going to get with you because you aren't following the rules. Unless you are very good at finding the exact right coincidences you need to happen to get in her orbit again without directly trying to reach her, there are no good moves to make that end with you being in a relationship.
Why don't you accept this?She has said I make her very uncomfortable in her text
Hun sometimes that's ummm like default. I can't tell you how much trouble being friendly or smiling has brought me. It brings me good things too don't get me wrong! but also a lot of misunderstanding. Like men thinking I'm besotted with them when in truth I'm just trying to be nice. Or in a good mood?But 2 times we met she was all smiles and friendly.
For some the idea of a relationship with an older man is a fun escape, but not what they want in reality. So yes maybe she wanted attention.Wouldn’t she just be flattered by my attention and be ready to turn me down if I asked her out.
She may be curious about you. Curiosity doesn't equal 'interested'.And there have been several instances of quite long eye contact. Why didn’t she break it if not interested?
Resolution is nice, especially if we've been dropped by somebody out-of-the-blue. The way this is phrased comes across like you're entitled to it. I don't say that you mean it that way, only that that's the impression it could immediately give somebody.I need resolution but she’s not giving me the chance for a dialogue with her.
Which wasn't by chance. She's not looking for a reply or follow-up because that could carry on.She has said she has a b/f and doesn’t have feelings for me, but then she blocked me, giving me no chance to reply.
Why do you think she is lying? what would you say is the more likely situation?My intuition tells me it’s not that straight forward. I think she is lying but of course I cannot act on or presume that.
If I'm trying to get somebody out of my life who makes me very uncomfortable I'm totally going to be cagey and not reply to everything they say. It has nothing to do with communication and everything to do with dynamite.I said a few things in my texts which she hasn’t responded to. She is so cagey it’s weird. I’ve never met anyone so poor at communication (note she is studying linguistics lol).
That really depends on perspective. I can see why she would feel that you are, though I know you don't mean to be.I am honestly not a scary person.
If they exist. But chances of meeting them are very slim. Most probably never meet them sadly. There needs to be a TF dating site !Suppose this isn't a twin flame situation.
Wouldn't that imply your ideal friendo is still out there somewhere?
Yes. Emotions are valuable. It must be understood, accepted, acknowledged but in my experience, I also learned it must not always take control.Is this an assumption based on your life experiences and those around you?
"Oh fudge. Now what?"If somebody else here had met theirs, what would you say to them?
If somebody else here had met theirs, what would you say to them?
About as likely as the rich giving their wealth to the poor.What if like five different people all felt like the same person was their twin flame
About as likely as the rich giving their wealth to the poor.
Oh okay, thank you for clarifying. Earlier I thought you meant people could always override their emotions; in my life I've rarely met many with the same self-regulation you have.Yes. Emotions are valuable. It must be understood, accepted, acknowledged but in my experience, I also learned it must not always take control.
a multi-insecurities pile-upWhat if like five different people all felt like the same person was their twin flame
a multi-insecurities pile-up
Bonus points if YOU'RE the one they're pining for
I wholeheartedly would say that it is an acquired skill. My sole motivation for it is to empathically look at the damages it can bring to the lives of people I love and the lives of the people they love too. What is good for all of us? Often I find, emotions don't always take center stage to the answer to that. It's usually a balance.Earlier I thought you meant people could always override their emotions; in my life I've rarely met many with the same self-regulation you have.