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Kinky Kitten
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The fact that they kept talking simply wont give any idea of their relationship but the fact that if he asked you to come to set you up he should have done a bit more to help you join in n the conversation...tell her something like "oh ye serious here done this one time right it was so funny when we were at this place, tell her about it serious" you know what i mean, so i think you should not hold it upon yourself about the things not working out so well with this girl but instead talk to your friend about not helping out enough setting up.
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Why does this have to be the end of what could have been? Meeting someone for the first time is nerve wracking and a lot of us come away from it feeling that we've made a completely mess of things and that we've embarrassed ourselves. So things didn't go exactly to plan when you met - why does that means you can't try again and arrange to meet up with her and your friend, and possibly some others? If you arrange to do something social with everyone together, you may have more time to spend with her and can try again with getting to know her. I honestly don't think you've screwed anything up. You're being really hard on yourself because it didn't go the way you wantedbut I'll bet that she didn't think you said anything stupid and if she does I don't think she'll be overly concerned about it. I mean, it was her first time meeting you! It's not like you act like that everytime you see her because you've only seen her once. There's definitely still time to change her opinion of you, if she's even formed one at all, and there's still time to see if you can get to know her and possibly form a relationship with her. You won't know if you don't try, right? Have a chat with your friend, see if anything can be arranged. What's the harm in arranging a night out or something and asking that he invite her along? Post edited at 1:05 pm on April 6, 2009 by amiee
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1:03 pm on April 6, 2009 | Joined: Jan. 2005 | Days Active: 1,267 Join to learn more about amiee Scotland, United Kingdom | Posts: 9,834 | Points: 21,295
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Quote: from amiee at 1:03 pm on April 6, 2009
Why does this have to be the end of what could have been? Meeting someone for the first time is nerve wracking and a lot of us come away from it feeling that we've made a completely mess of things and that we've embarrassed ourselves. So things didn't go exactly to plan when you met - why does that means you can't try again and arrange to meet up with her and your friend, and possibly some others? If you arrange to do something social with everyone together, you may have more time to spend with her and can try again with getting to know her. I honestly don't think you've screwed anything up. You're being really hard on yourself because it didn't go the way you wantedbut I'll bet that she didn't think you said anything stupid and if she does I don't think she'll be overly concerned about it. I mean, it was her first time meeting you! It's not like you act like that everytime you see her because you've only seen her once. There's definitely still time to change her opinion of you, if she's even formed one at all, and there's still time to see if you can get to know her and possibly form a relationship with her. You won't know if you don't try, right? Have a chat with your friend, see if anything can be arranged. What's the harm in arranging a night out or something and asking that he invite her along? 
you're totally right. thanks.
------- "If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?"
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