>>33321314Her reasoning was basically that she didn’t feel mentally stable enough to be in a relationship right now, which I don’t know how I feel about. Like I think that’s really fair, I’ve been there myself, but it also seems like there’s more to it than that. Broken people help each other heal all the time and I think a relationship like that would be truly beautiful. Maybe that’s just me though and women don’t want that
>What did you do to get a second chance?Hard for me to say as to whether you have a second chance but here’s what happened with me.
She’s a coworker, and initially on the first 2 dates things were a little awkward and before the 3rd date she ended up saying the same thing she said last night about not being ready for a relationship. Afterwards I was understandably upset for a couple days and didn’t interact with her much, but pretty soon I decided “fuck it, I enjoy interacting with her” and started just talking to her again at work without being obviously butthurt or pushy. Reckon I definitely still showed that I had feelings for her, but I wasn’t completely overt or over the top about it.
Played it cool basically. Figured that I was willing to wait for her.
Then right around when I came to the conclusion that nothing was gonna happen between us the very next day we had a coworker ask her semi jokingly whether she’d go on a date with me, to which she said yes. Joked with her about it but then actually asked her out again, to which she obviously said yes. I am absolutely gutted that she has ended up rejecting me again, really thought it was going somewhere last night. First time I’ve really connected with a woman in a long long time