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I FEEL THAT FEEL ALL THE TIME
literary masochist
I used to have those sometimes.
This "faculty lot" you speak of sounds like a place of great power...
It's safe to say that a great deal of us can relate to that.
Okay... this might be a tad long but here goes nothing...
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thank you for the advice.
edited 27th Apr '14 11:42:28 AM by AnimeBadger
Uniocular
I just say it to my body pillow. Don't see what the big deal is.
But yes, I am also aware of that feeling.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
Why don't you speak for yourself, John?
If you're worried about frequent path-crossing making you look like a stalker, either start up a comversation or ask her out, depending on how far you've already gotten. That way, when you cross paths, you'll be a welcome friendly.
edited 24th Apr '14 7:48:36 PM by tparadox
Fresh-eyed movie blog
Still just awesome like that
I admit, it's a feeling I suppose I've experienced rather often, but last night, for some reason, I just felt it far more intensely than I'd ever felt it before in my life (far as I can recall at least). I was just driving around places that I didn't know, as I tend to do lately to ease my mind in the dark of night, and all of a sudden this desperate longing feeling and a desire to say that to someone just seized me in a powerful way. I seriously had to pull over because of it, as I just couldn't stand it. I managed to shake it eventually, but I can't stop thinking about it, and a lesser feeling of that has been just lingering in my mind since. I've always had attacks like that for years, but none quite so mind-numbing and emotionally destitute as that.
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.
Still just awesome like that
Not to be a nag, but I just suppose if anyone could give me some advice or some sort of reaction or response on the matter, I'd appreciate it.
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.
literary masochist
I don't know what to say, really. I wouldn't know what to do either except try ride it out and let the feelings pass. Sometimes singing along to music helps for me, depending on what's playing.
This "faculty lot" you speak of sounds like a place of great power...
Keeping yourself busy with stuff I find helps. At least for me, it takes my mind off things whether I like it or not.
Konknitive Dissonance
I've noticed since falling in love, I've had a tendency to freak out over something when it's really nothing much.
I guess it's a result of me being afraid of ever upsetting my love.
Wide Eyed Wonderman
Yeah the girl who I wanted to hang out really does, but wants to talk to me more first.
David Bowie 1947-2016
same. At the same time I have also found myself laughing more at the random or after overreacting
Konknitive Dissonance
Still just awesome like that
So, do you think it might be awkward if I asked out the roommate of a girl who I'd previously asked out but who turned me down?
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.
Uniocular
It kinda worked for Ted Mosby. Kinda.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
Happy New Year!
I'm not saying don't do it. But the what makes you think you're gonna be getting a different answer this time?
hashtagsarestupid
Still just awesome like that
The fact that it's a different person, for one?
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I'm nervous about tomorrow. Why on Earth am I nervous if I know she wants me to ask?
hiya, the name's scout.
Go for it, Kesa. God knows she won't react like I did. He still never asked me, but I made it pretty damn clear I didn't want him to... She actually wants you to ask her. Don't sweat it, man...
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Are you still beating yourself up over this?
hiya, the name's scout.
Yes
I'm going to for a long time
I never realsed how upset it'd make him...
edited 27th Apr '14 6:54:01 PM by DaftPunch
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Well if you're not ready for a relationship, if you even ever will be, that's something he'll just have to get over. You can't go beating yourself up over this.
hiya, the name's scout.
... -hugs you-
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While I can understand how he would be upset, from personal experience in fact, he should respect your decision.
@Sixy: You semi-ninja.
edited 27th Apr '14 7:00:56 PM by Kesagake
Well, anyway...
Anyone else ever get a sudden urge in the middle of the night in a fit of loneliness just to tell someone, "I love you"? Like, just a pained, desperate feeling where you just want to express that to someone in what I suppose would be a Catcher In The Rye-esque fashion.
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.