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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes....send the message. Make it unambiguous. Some people want things to work out, and will read anything that can be used to let down easily as a a chance. Some of these people are simply naive. Watch the romantic comedies: how many started when she blows him off, but they end up together (e.g., When Harry Met Sally). I know. I am a male, and when in college, I misread the social cues, and did not realize I was stalking a girl. She was totally freaked out by me -- and I thought I was doing romantic things. She never said no. She said things like, "I am busy then." This was before rampant electronic communications...So I arranged to run into her. One day, the campus police talked to me. My only defense was that she never said no....only not today. I thought she was hinting at me. I apologized to her (through the police). I saw her once after that, about 2 years later, as I was leaving Blacksburg for the last time (at the gas station). She said hi, and that was it....or was it an opening :). I have no idea where she lives, nor do I care. My point is guys often get mixed messages...some women want to be pursued...hard to get. There is a line between stalking and romance. It is a fine line. It has to be drawn unambiguosly. "I am not interested in going out with you. " [/quote] This is really good advice! As a female, I'm guilty of not being as direct as I should be in a situation like this. My first choice of action would be to not respond at all. But if I did respond is probably not want to hurt his feelings and not be direct. I can see how the non-direct approach could be misconstrued. [/quote] Agree. Thank you for posting this. Many, many women need to read this.[/quote]
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