have you ever regretted not acting on a crush?
i haven't up till this point... but i have a crush now... and things are changing... and it may be now or never...
i've lived my life with no regrets up till now... but i have this aching feeling...
anyone have any similar experiences?
i haven't up till this point... but i have a crush now... and things are changing... and it may be now or never...
i've lived my life with no regrets up till now... but i have this aching feeling...
anyone have any similar experiences?
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Re: regret
Mon, May 14, 2007 - 11:21 AMYep. I wish I could have said and done a lot more...
Next time i see him, I'll slip him my # and email. ^^
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Re: regret
Mon, May 14, 2007 - 2:43 PMNever regretted as I always acted. Sometimes it turned out OK, sometimes not, but I always thought "Well, at least it's over. Now I can move on."
Here's my $US 0.02 for you, Elle: GO FOR IT! Go and do whatever you wanna do! Tell him/her how you are feeling! The worst that can happen is to get a "No!" for an answer, and it's not the end of the world. Just get it out of your system.
I used to have this girl around when I was in the university and I thought I gotta get close to her. It wasn't exactly a crush but felt... different. I struck up a conversation and soon she invited me to her home for a study session. When we were studying, I told her I wanted to kiss her, and she complied. After that I told her I have to sleep with her. She hesitated for a moment and then took me to her bed. We slept that night and... that was it. We somehow felt that we were not for each other and never got together again. But at least I got it out of my head. She could've said "No" but it wouldn't make much of a difference.
Life's too short and valuable to waste your time and energy to worry about " Should I or shouldn't I..." stuff. Just go and do it, please.
Hope this helps.
Alchemist
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Re: regret
Fri, June 1, 2007 - 12:53 PMAww elle :(
He wasn't right for you anyway!
The moral of the story is to always act on your feelings, no matter what you think may happen. Embarrassment is short-lived at best.
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Re: regret
Thu, June 28, 2007 - 10:10 AMI have this huge crush on a younger women that I regularly go sailing with. I sure she feels the same way too. But it's hard to get things started. Any suggestions? -
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Re: regret
Thu, June 28, 2007 - 7:30 PMIs she involved with someone? Are you involved with someone? If the reply to either of these questions is yes, proceed with caution.
Still, there's nothing wrong with asking her out for a lunch and if you feel she's still interested, break the news to her in a gentle way. If she's just not interested (with you possibly misinterpreted her notions) she'll simply refuse you.
In either case you would have gotten her out of your system, which is the key. You may regret it if you just let it linger between you.
Just my $0.02.
Best of luck.
Alchemist
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