I Want To Tell This Girl I Love Her even though we both know she has no interest in me
#1
Posted 28 February 2009 - 06:49 AM
Now, i just want to tell her i loved her all this time with no agenda, hopefully by letting know how i feel, i can perhaps get over her and move on. My main worry is that is it weird telling a girl you love her when you don't talk much with her, cause now i feel she's the one. Should i go through with it
#2
Posted 28 February 2009 - 06:57 AM
Now, i just want to tell her i loved her all this time with no agenda, hopefully by letting know how i feel, i can perhaps get over her and move on. My main worry is that is it weird telling a girl you love her when you don't talk much with her, cause now i feel she's the one. Should i go through with it
Personally I don't think you can "love" her when you don't talk to her much, because the case is... you don't even know who she is since you don't talk to her much, it sounds more like a crush to me because she may look like a goddess to you. You will probably feel relieved after you tell her that you like her all these years, you can probably get rid of that depressed feeling. I bet you, if you start interacting with other girls and get to know them pretty well, you might even fall for them instead of the one you "love."
#3
Posted 28 February 2009 - 07:20 AM
Hopfly things work out for you but if she rejects you again, try and move on and go onto other girls instead of the one ur lingering on..
#4
Posted 28 February 2009 - 09:56 AM
#5
Posted 28 February 2009 - 11:21 AM
I totally agree with IceySoul. I don't think you can be "in love" with her. If she didn't even know you liked her for all those years - it just shows how much you guys are distant from each other. I think you should tell her you like/liked her and you're only telling her because it's helping you to release all your feelings. Like IceySoul said, you should start interacting with other girls. Maybe you'll forget about this crush and start liking another girl who will like you back? (:
Good luck to you and your confession!
Hope all goes well for you! (:
#6
Posted 28 February 2009 - 11:27 AM
i know it seems unfair a little cause you're the only one taking all this feeling up
but if you tell a girl you love her for like how many years? she'll just get creeped out ;x
#7
Posted 28 February 2009 - 11:37 AM
You may be relieved when you pour out your feelings in a confession,
but you said that she doesn't like you.
Most likely you'll be hurt at the end, things get more awkward, and you might not even talk to her much.
From a girl's perspective, when a guy that I have no interest in, who doesn't even talk to me suddenly confesses to me,
I find it a bit.. creepy.
But there's always a possibility that she actually likes you, but idk..
You could either use your heart (that she's "the one") or you can use your head (that she doesn't like you)
I say don't tell her. I just don't want you to be hurt and think "What happened...?" at the end.
(:
#8
Posted 28 February 2009 - 02:23 PM
#9
Posted 28 February 2009 - 03:51 PM
if she doesn't like you, at least you won't think about all of the "what if's"
and you can try to move on. have confidence.
#10
Posted 28 February 2009 - 04:00 PM
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#11
Posted 28 February 2009 - 04:45 PM
Look mate, I think most fellas have been in such a situation at least once or twice in their life, seeing that mysterious 'other girl' that you can't really shake off, but always feeling pulled in by.
But like everyone said, you can't possible be in 'love' with her - and most people forgot to say this, and have that same kind of 'love' (I'm using scarecrow quotes because you're calling it 'love' - I think love is something else, usually mutual) returned.
You gotta rethink the situation, and you've taken the first step to 'conquering' her by coming online and at least getting it out into the annonymous public.
Here's what I'm thinking, based on opinions here and on my own personal experience with such banshees.
You do have to tell her how you feel - or you will explode or perhaps implode if you have the right personality. Seriously, some people said, 'ignore her' or just 'forget about her' right? Will that make you feel any better? No. Because it solves nothing, you still have that attachment to the girl, and it seems unresolved (and it really is unresolved - because I've tried it, and I even went out with girls to forget about that other girl, only to come back like Gatsby). So forgetting about her will not satisfy your emotional needs - I assure you, again and again!
What you gotta do is tell her how you feel.
Just read that again.
And just to make sure you've got that through your head I will type it again.
TELL HER HOW YOU FEEL.
Notice the difference? It's got nothing to do with 'love' or 'perpetual romantic relationships' or anything concrete that would scare the living bejesubus out of any sane human being in the 21st century. But the ambiguous sentence hits the point pretty accurately because of what it implies.
HOW YOU FEEL
It can be anything, for all you know, what you might feel for her is just a passing crush, that is fermentating in you like dwenjjang because you can't figure out what to do with it.
So, when you talk to her, and I think you should, tell her how you feel. Try not to use the word 'love'. Maybe explain to her, that it feels like love but you're not sure - because how is anyone sure they're in love unless it's returned and it's mutual?
Play it cool as well, don't just drop it on her like Hiroshima; and don't continue your carpet bombing campaign (i.e. incessant bugging around and txting etc. - you know you do it); rather go for the strategic bunker buster style bombs - they're subtle enough to smash her flat to the ground. She won't know what had hit her.
At lunch or whatever, just say, you know, we've known each other for quite some time now... and I just have to get this off my chest before I implode and engulf the universe with a black hole; I really like you, and it almost feels like I love you, but I can't say for sure you know? It feels like love, and yet, I can't really shake that feeling. I don't really expect you to return the feeling, but ... I thought I should just say it - and really would love to take you up on a date.
See? How nice is that? You're not forcing her to choose or anything, she's got the choice to take your offer on a date. But there's no mention of 'friendships sacrificed' or your undying love for her that burns through the thousand nights in the desert.
Just keep it simple and you'll be fine.
If she rejects you, then hey, there's plenty of more girls out there that will LOVE your way of showing affection - the carpet bombing style. But I would suggest you expand your armoury and art of war when dealing with the opposite sex, for they require subtlety as well as brute force to impress. If they like your style, then they'll be your ally and go around bombing on everyone hand in hand.
yabasta
#12
Posted 28 February 2009 - 07:20 PM
I'd liked this one day since I was fourteen. I knew from the moment I spoke to him that he was special. I thought I'd eventually stop liking him, but I only started feeling more strongly about him as time went by. Cut to four years later when I realize that I'm in love with this guy and well aware that nothing will ever happen between us. I knew it would never work but I had to tell him.
When I told him, he turned out to be totally clueless that I liked him but he told me he liked someone else. He said he was sorry and said he wanted to stay friends. I was pretty heartbroken, but then there was winter vacation so i got to spend 2 weeks without him around, which helped. Now he's dating one of my friends and he's very serious about her. I was upset at first but I've pretty much gotten over it and moved on. If I hadn't told him how I felt, I probably wouldn't have been able to. We're probably better friends now than we used to be actually.
So basically, telling her you love her won't change anything except for your ability to move on, and that won't happen instantly. It'll take time, but it would take longer if you don't tell her.
"Youth ages, immaturity is outgrown,
ignorance can be educated, drunkenness sobered,
but stupid lasts forever"
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#13
Posted 28 February 2009 - 09:29 PM

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#14
Posted 28 February 2009 - 11:45 PM
if you know she doesnt think of you in that way, to tell her is kind of selfish.
#15
Posted 01 March 2009 - 12:51 AM
Secondly you won't get it over with, you will get rejected and will get hurt even more.
Thirdly yes it is weird and awkward.
#16
Posted 01 March 2009 - 02:14 AM
Everyone's gotta fall down the stairs once in their lives to learn not to 'fall in love' with girls you don't know much.
yabasta
#17
Posted 01 March 2009 - 03:48 AM
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#18
Posted 01 March 2009 - 02:29 PM
#19
Posted 07 March 2009 - 02:02 PM
#20
Posted 07 March 2009 - 02:19 PM
if she already knows you like her
why do you have to tell her?
the thing is your just putting pressure
on her shoulders. if you know it wont
work out, leave it alone.





















