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Alright, you'll have to communicate with the individual directly about your opinion regarding the "Relationship" between the both of you.
You cannot force someone to develop a genuine romantic attraction towards you, they have to analyze the various qualities of your personality and come to a conclusion themselves regarding how favorable they may perceive you to be.
If the individual isn't willing to adapt their perception of the situation based on positive subjective qualities, It's simply ... |
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There's much more important aspects of your "Academic-Lifestyle" than simply trying to receive utterly worthless Social-Status to boast about in your later years.
You'll benefit from respecting this person's decision and understanding that an actual "Romantic-Relationship" is much more than simply based on desire and a good image.
I'm going to suggest focusing on "Academic" lessons.
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"It IS okay to like people and to get into relationships and all that, but hope for the best and expect the worst"
I never once stated in my previous response that there was anything wrong with attempting to maintain a "Romantic" relationship during your teenage years.
"Puberty" itself is a developmental process characterized by extensive chemical and psychological instability persisting for a varying duration of years.
Any individual seeking to form any 'meaningful' relationships during th... |
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Are you sure you aren't referring to "Infatuation"?
Genuine romantic attraction solidifies at a gradual rate from analysis of the opposing individual. |
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"no its more then infatuation"
An individual can develop an acute form of romantic attraction to another human, yet this doesn't necessarily indicate that they actually have genuine "Love" for the person to the degree or intensity that they perceive it to be.
As you acquire more information about an individual, you become much more acquainted with their overall characteristics on a more psychologically durable level.
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Alright, It's unnecessary to argue consistently over something as simplistic and inessential as courting an individual during adolescence.
Revising your employment capabilities is often much more beneficial than relying on "Romantic" relationships between psychologically underdeveloped children for "experience". |
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Middle-School-aged children should not engage in "romantic" relationships. |
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You've created a web of deception and now you're suffering from the effects of your actions.
There's very few individuals capable of formulating their strategy well enough to avoid ruining their own plans when it comes to things such as this.
Explain the situation to the individuals involved and genuinely apologize if you are guilty for your "Crimes".
Also, if you cannot manage a simple "romantic" relationship without resorting to such tactics, how do you intend to maintain honesty in the Emp... |
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"she just isn't into you, bro"
Why not? I am much more qualified to form a genuinely-romantic bond with this woman than the other, narcissistic males that she prefers to court.
"from what you've described you sound a little too overbearing
you might've had a chance initially but i would be driven away if a man made me dolls and frequent love letters
you should let her be"
You have vastly misinterpreted my intentions.
Each doll is merely symbolic of the woman's positive characteristics. I des... |
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The problem may not necessarily be that they are "aromantic", it may simply be that they lack romantic interest involving you specifically.
This is not your fault.
Only mathematics is valuable. |
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