Sesquipedalian
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- MBTI
- INTJ
I understand what you mean! An example from my life would be favorite shows haha. My family wants to watch them together. Guess what, they talk and laugh and cough and sniff and chew and rustle and all I can focus on is the noise in the background. I want to get lost in the show, so I watch my favorites alone.Well, I know I withdraw from people when I am happy because it's kind of like that feeling when you have a secret. You want it to be all yours, so you don't want to share it. Then, also, you don't want people interrupting your "happy high" in any way. Plus, when you can be detached from others when you're happy, you can think about it and dream/contemplate/analyze/get over it/whatever. Does that make sense?
It may not mean she's not interested. It may mean she has plans. On the other hand, she may feel like you are being too pushy at friendship, let alone a relationship. I'd know something was up if you were constantly showing up at my events or inviting me to things if I had basically just met you.
Hope this helps!
Regarding pushiness, I sincerely hope she doesn't view it this way. I've really made a concerted effort to be present but not ever-present. Me inviting her to a hiking trip is my way of saying "I want to get to know you better in a group setting so you feel safe doing something fun and memorable." She'd expressed interest in the outdoors before I ever mentioned it which is why I mentioned it.
lol, unfortunately no one has accepted the facebook event. Good job everyone. Thanks for saying "I LOVE HIKING" then ignoring my amazing trip. <..< I mean, for realz, how can you even resist this? (Yes, I'm using your obscure allusion to the hiking trip invite to share my photography lol)
That's right, you can't. ...because it's awesome.