Whould you go out with a women who tried to trick you

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11 Dec 2016, 6:38 pm

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Because YOU clearly have a crush on HER, you may be reading a but too into this looking g for any semblance of a sign she's interested back.

You don't have the whole story.

Anyways, I'm on on the fence. Which is why I made this thread.



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11 Dec 2016, 6:41 pm

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So...you were chasing her but you don't want to chase her now that she wants you to chase her?

Would you want to pursue a potentially abusive person?



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11 Dec 2016, 6:43 pm

Abusive how?


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11 Dec 2016, 6:52 pm

Raleigh wrote:
Abusive how?

I feel like I have to do everything. If I don't shes going try to get me jealous. Would you date a girl that tries tricks on you?



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11 Dec 2016, 6:56 pm

I avoid women who try to trick people like the plague!


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11 Dec 2016, 8:16 pm

Raleigh wrote:
Abusive how?


Socially manipulative seems to be a more fitting word.

You know that kind of woman who might be all over a guy just to make another guy jealous, the one she's actually interested in?

OP interprets this is the kind of woman she is.

Think of how the chubby guy going on what appears to be 'dates' with her must feel when he finds out he's just being used.

RUSHKING, of course it isn't worth it in my opinion, I'm just pointing out from what few details we know that much of what you interpret how this situation is going might just be guesswork on your part.

You're coming across to me as not knowing much of what's going on yourself.

You don't have to justify yourself or give more detail, but you can assure me that you're confident you know what's going on.

Are you fully confident you know what's going on, or is there still that "What is her game?" thing going on in your head?



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11 Dec 2016, 9:04 pm

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Because YOU clearly have a crush on HER, you may be reading a but too into this looking g for any semblance of a sign she's interested back.

I think this is a pretty common theme in someone having a distant crush, and not being well acquainted or having very restricted contact with the person. Most of it is based off of presumptions of what you perceive their feelings are or what her actions could mean every given moment.


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12 Dec 2016, 6:40 am

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Because YOU clearly have a crush on HER, you may be reading a but too into this looking g for any semblance of a sign she's interested back.

I think this is a pretty common theme in someone having a distant crush, and not being well acquainted or having very restricted contact with the person. Most of it is based off of presumptions of what you perceive their feelings are or what her actions could mean every given moment.

Why does she stop and look at me when she opens up the door to the lockers? She did that the other weekend right after she went through my lane.

I'm going to ignore her for now on.



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12 Dec 2016, 4:01 pm

RushKing wrote:
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It's good that you try to talk to her, but do you always have to carry on the conversation? Sometimes it's easier to get other people to talk by letting them talk about themselves.

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Wat

She stares and glances for almost three years and she hasn't even said hi to me.


If she hasn't initiated interaction with you, then what gives you the idea her intention with bringing a male friend along with her was for you to chase her? Perhaps you could elaborate on the initial story in your O.P since this is not making much sense.


I am a cashier at at a large retail store. For what is almost three years this girl looks at me when she passes by the lanes. One day she decided to come to the breakroom. This was an anomaly because she RARELY ever went the breakroom.

I was siting on an empty table. She came in and decided to sit on my table the opposite corner. It was so awkward! she had this tense look on her face, she sat with her legs crossed and she was flicking her foot around in circles. She didn't say anything. I didn't have anything to say, I was uncomfortable. Eventually this dude walks in and sits straight across from her. It seemed like this guy talked to her earlier. She seemed disturbed by the guy. The conversation sounded so forced. She shot intimidating questions at him like a job interviewer. She kept turning her head over at me. When it was time for me to leave I got up and she was looking again. as I walked near her chair I stopped and gave her a good smile right in front of the guy. (Apon reflection my gut tells me that what was happening right there was real) I don't think she ever went on a date this guy. Because later he was giving me a don't do it man! look.

The weekend before


The weekend before we had two chances to talk.

On Saturday, as soon as I opened my lane she came over and put a soda on the conveyor belt. I said what I usually say when I ring people up.

On Sunday, when I headed to the break room. I looked through the window on the door and to my horror I spotted her siting on one of the tables. I wasn't prepared to strike a conversation, so I turned around and stood next to the lockers with my phone. She eventually came out, hovered around for a minute, she then went to her looker which was right across from me. She looked at me with the corner of her eye and then headed back to work.

Later that day she looked at me with a sad wistful face as she passed my lane. (And it was up close)


The trick


Yesterday to my knowledge she didn’t look at me when she passed my lane (she could have when I wasn’t paying attention).

I sit on a table alone breakroom and she shows up with this new guy who was fancily dressed and a bit on the chubby side. I look up at them she instinctively looked at me. They sit at the table across from me. The guy was barbering on about something and she was laughing so loud. She was only there for a short period of time I think she spent most of her break somewhere else. After she left the the guy looked nervously down at his phone.


I'm a bit confused about how this is a trick?

Could she maybe be glancing at you because see is nosy or curious about what you are doing?



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12 Dec 2016, 5:38 pm

RushKing wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
Abusive how?

I feel like I have to do everything. If I don't shes going try to get me jealous. Would you date a girl that tries tricks on you?


It doesn't seem like she is particularly interested in dating you, seems more like you're reading far too much into things. If anything it would make more sense she brought the person to the break-room to show she wasn't looking to be chased or that it's just a friend she's knows well enough to be more casual around. Also though it's not always the best idea to date people from your job...as if the relationship doesn't work out or something it can interfere with the workplace.


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12 Dec 2016, 5:41 pm

RushKing wrote:
Moccu wrote:
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Because YOU clearly have a crush on HER, you may be reading a but too into this looking g for any semblance of a sign she's interested back.

I think this is a pretty common theme in someone having a distant crush, and not being well acquainted or having very restricted contact with the person. Most of it is based off of presumptions of what you perceive their feelings are or what her actions could mean every given moment.

Why does she stop and look at me when she opens up the door to the lockers? She did that the other weekend right after she went through my lane.

I'm going to ignore her for now on.


^that is probably for the best since, you dislike her so much.


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13 Dec 2016, 8:45 pm

I would if we met online & that was our 1st time meeting offline. I would assume she brought the guy to be safe just incase I was some kind of creep.


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13 Dec 2016, 8:59 pm

If someone genuinely cares about you, they won't play games....



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14 Dec 2016, 3:29 pm

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I would if we met online & that was our 1st time meeting offline. I would assume she brought the guy to be safe just incase I was some kind of creep.


It wasn't even that, shes just a fellow employee at his job...

It was the break-room at the guys job where she came in with the other guy she was socializing with, most likely it means nothing at all since I doubt she'd be trying to get guys to chase her during break at work.


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14 Dec 2016, 4:19 pm

A foundation should be built on trust.


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14 Dec 2016, 4:55 pm

Sounds like you are way ahead of yourself here. I'm not sure what this "going out" or "trick you" angle is about. Shouldn't you be trying to have basic conversations with this girl first before you make up these kind of dating scenarios? If you asked her out and she said yes, would you immediately come on this board panicking about a future failed marriage before you even had your date?