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  • N Nish Nishant

    What's geekish about an email? Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

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    Simon Walton
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    Nish is right. All the "in" people are using e-mail today. Even if you include AOL users. Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024

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      Now wait ..... isn't this the unmarried, unattached Uncle Chris, the one that was perving on everything remotely female (even the reptiles) that went past George Gregan's coffee shop in Sydney on the day XP was launched? ;P Where does all this wisdom come from now Chris? :-D Michael Martin Australia mmartin@netspace.net.au "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone

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      Michael Martin wrote: Where does all this wisdom come from now Chris? Experience :D (and I'm ignoring the first comment :P ) cheers, Chris Maunder

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        Michael Martin wrote: Where does all this wisdom come from now Chris? Experience :D (and I'm ignoring the first comment :P ) cheers, Chris Maunder

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        Chris Maunder wrote: (and I'm ignoring the first comment ;P ) Why? Haven't you learnt by now that ignoring me or appealing to good side doesn't work, I'll still give you (or anybody else) shit like a good Aussie should. Also I didn't mention that you were looking mothers with children present up and down. :omg: Michael Martin Australia mmartin@netspace.net.au "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone

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        • A Adam Arthur

          Perhaps you, as my computer programming friends, can offer some advice. Her name's Crystal. I first encountered her in an anthropology class at the local community college in 2000. I never talked to her though, but considering she was easily the most beautiful girl in the class - I certainly noticed her. Throughout the first half of 2001 we ran into each other completely randomly about 4 times. She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Then, my mother switches jobs and starts managing a local restaurant. On her birthday, I come to her work to deliver flowers and guess who's working there with my mother? So we talked for a while and it coincidentally turned out we had both signed up for Calculus II during the summer session, as we both needed to take Calculus III in the fall. So we saw each other nearly every day in the summer and during the fall. One Saturday, I was driving to a restaurant which happened to be by the college. As I was stopped at a red light, she came and knocked on my window. She told me she was dropping all of her classes and moving back so San Francisco because she broke up with her boyfriend. I offered to talk to her about it. It was a hot day, and I knew where some air vents were so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. I even was instrumental in helping her get a new apartment. Then, shortly after she moves into her new apartment, she abruptly stops calling and I am completely unable to get ahold of her. So, after an entire month of anguish (because I really, really like this girl) I thought to myself, “I am going to completely forget about Crystal.” Not five minutes later she calls me. Confused? Just a little. So I start talking to her again. She calls me once or twice a week. I even drove her to the airport and picked her up just recently. I've never made physical contact with her, literally. I'm really confused about what to do. I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice. So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend?

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          Roger Wright new
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          Some good advice here - try 'em all and let us know what worked! But from my 47 years' experience as a geek, I'd suggest that you stay in school, buy a dog, and rent a woman. Much cheaper in the long run...

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          • N Nish Nishant

            If you have trouble actually speaking to her about your emotions, perhaps you could write her an email. From your post,it is obvious that you write well, so putting your feelings into words should not be too hard. Hope things work out fine... Good Luck Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

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            I have done that before and it doesn't work. Women prefer to hear it straight from the horses mouth (or so to speak!). Seriously, just tell her how you feel, as someone else said she'll either tell you where to go or she'll love you for being honest. Honesty is the key. The reason I am telling you this, is that I was in the same situation earlier this year and I let it drag out too long. the girl in question was soon "snapped up" by another girl. I talked to her about these things afterwards by which time I was too late. This screwed our friendship up and I now don't speak to her anymore. Which is sad... This scenario does sound spookily similar. I think this girl values your friendship and she befriended you at a time that things with her boyfriend were obviously not too good. Its hard to judge but the best thing to do is to ask her. Nick "The Love Doctor"

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            • A Adam Arthur

              Perhaps you, as my computer programming friends, can offer some advice. Her name's Crystal. I first encountered her in an anthropology class at the local community college in 2000. I never talked to her though, but considering she was easily the most beautiful girl in the class - I certainly noticed her. Throughout the first half of 2001 we ran into each other completely randomly about 4 times. She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Then, my mother switches jobs and starts managing a local restaurant. On her birthday, I come to her work to deliver flowers and guess who's working there with my mother? So we talked for a while and it coincidentally turned out we had both signed up for Calculus II during the summer session, as we both needed to take Calculus III in the fall. So we saw each other nearly every day in the summer and during the fall. One Saturday, I was driving to a restaurant which happened to be by the college. As I was stopped at a red light, she came and knocked on my window. She told me she was dropping all of her classes and moving back so San Francisco because she broke up with her boyfriend. I offered to talk to her about it. It was a hot day, and I knew where some air vents were so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. I even was instrumental in helping her get a new apartment. Then, shortly after she moves into her new apartment, she abruptly stops calling and I am completely unable to get ahold of her. So, after an entire month of anguish (because I really, really like this girl) I thought to myself, “I am going to completely forget about Crystal.” Not five minutes later she calls me. Confused? Just a little. So I start talking to her again. She calls me once or twice a week. I even drove her to the airport and picked her up just recently. I've never made physical contact with her, literally. I'm really confused about what to do. I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice. So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend?

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              Adam Arthur
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              Thanks for all the great advice! I'll be sure to let you know what happens, because I'm definitely going to do something soon... And I am a self-described nerd/geek, in my world its a compliment. Thanks. :) I suspect you are right when you say she doesn't express her emotions well. Here's what I'm going to do. I'll express it in pseduo-code for fun. BOOL GetALifeOOP(struct personality) // OOP stands for Outside Of Programming { BOOL isKissed = FALSE; BOOL isLiked = FALSE; BOOL bMet = MeetInPersion(); // Function returns TRUE if an in person meeting is made if(!bMet) return isLiked; isKissed = ExpressEmotions(personality); // Function analyzes emotion variables and returns TRUE upon a successfull // kiss. if(isKissed) isLiked = TRUE; return isLiked; } Thanks again for all the advice! We nerds sometimes need it.

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              • A Adam Arthur

                Perhaps you, as my computer programming friends, can offer some advice. Her name's Crystal. I first encountered her in an anthropology class at the local community college in 2000. I never talked to her though, but considering she was easily the most beautiful girl in the class - I certainly noticed her. Throughout the first half of 2001 we ran into each other completely randomly about 4 times. She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Then, my mother switches jobs and starts managing a local restaurant. On her birthday, I come to her work to deliver flowers and guess who's working there with my mother? So we talked for a while and it coincidentally turned out we had both signed up for Calculus II during the summer session, as we both needed to take Calculus III in the fall. So we saw each other nearly every day in the summer and during the fall. One Saturday, I was driving to a restaurant which happened to be by the college. As I was stopped at a red light, she came and knocked on my window. She told me she was dropping all of her classes and moving back so San Francisco because she broke up with her boyfriend. I offered to talk to her about it. It was a hot day, and I knew where some air vents were so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. I even was instrumental in helping her get a new apartment. Then, shortly after she moves into her new apartment, she abruptly stops calling and I am completely unable to get ahold of her. So, after an entire month of anguish (because I really, really like this girl) I thought to myself, “I am going to completely forget about Crystal.” Not five minutes later she calls me. Confused? Just a little. So I start talking to her again. She calls me once or twice a week. I even drove her to the airport and picked her up just recently. I've never made physical contact with her, literally. I'm really confused about what to do. I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice. So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend?

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                I am in expert mode as far as this sort of thing goes, having just read 'Bridget Jones diary'. :-) My advice: Adam Arthur wrote: She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Why not ? She obviously wanted you to, and being female is probably still dissecting in her mind why you never called. If the thought of only being friends with this person was not at all enticing to you then maybe you should re-evaluate your desire to be in a relationship with her. Adam Arthur wrote: so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. Adam Arthur wrote: I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice Now THIS is superb. No, really !!! Adam Arthur wrote: So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend? Here's the serious bit. It matters not a jot what I or anyone else thinks except her. It seems to me the only sane thing to do is to stop dissecting every little thing that happens and worrying about if you may get together with her at some inteterminate time in the future, and instead when you are with her, tell her how you feel. I recently (finally) got the 'Lights, Camera, Revolution' video from Suicidal Tendencies ( bear with me, I'm going somewhere with this ), and although the lead singer when interviewed was bearly coherent and I suspect was dropped several times on his head as a baby, he said something I agree with totally - failure is not in not achieving your goal, it's in not trying to get to where you want to be. So stop asking me, and ask her, alright ? :-) P.S. Good luck..... Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                  A couple of tests that usually work: 1. "I saw a beautiful girl yesterday. Not as beautiful as you are, of course :rolleyes: , but ..." 2. "It's so hard to find a decent person to be with today. Apart from you, I know almost nobody that I want to spend my time with..." 3. "If I were your boyfriend (theoreticaly, of course :rolleyes: ) I would take you to..." Just watch her reactions. P.S. My wife is watching me writing this. I'm in trouble!!! I vote pro drink :beer:

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                  Goodness me, people play these sorts of games ? Nemanja Trifunovic wrote: P.S. My wife is watching me writing this. I'm in trouble!!! *grin* I'm ALWAYS in trouble.... Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                  • N Nish Nishant

                    What's geekish about an email? Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

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                    Christian Graus
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                    Apart from being a *litte* geekish ( not as much as a Flash animation, or a program written using Direct3D or OpenGL with lots of chrome mapped hearts dancing on the screen ),I think the core issue is that it's not the sort of thing one should do by proxy. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                      I have done that before and it doesn't work. Women prefer to hear it straight from the horses mouth (or so to speak!). Seriously, just tell her how you feel, as someone else said she'll either tell you where to go or she'll love you for being honest. Honesty is the key. The reason I am telling you this, is that I was in the same situation earlier this year and I let it drag out too long. the girl in question was soon "snapped up" by another girl. I talked to her about these things afterwards by which time I was too late. This screwed our friendship up and I now don't speak to her anymore. Which is sad... This scenario does sound spookily similar. I think this girl values your friendship and she befriended you at a time that things with her boyfriend were obviously not too good. Its hard to judge but the best thing to do is to ask her. Nick "The Love Doctor"

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                      NickLewis wrote: the girl in question was soon "snapped up" by another girl. hubba hubba !! Was this a typo ? Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                        But Mike The line dividing friendship and romance is sooo soooo thin. Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

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                        Christian Graus
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                        Nish [BusterBoy] wrote: The line dividing friendship and romance is sooo soooo thin. That's because we are guys. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                          NickLewis wrote: the girl in question was soon "snapped up" by another girl. hubba hubba !! Was this a typo ? Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                          Whoops, spending tooooo much time on this computer! Just like to clarify - "The girl in question was "Snapped Up" by another bloke"!!!!

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                            Chris Maunder wrote: (and I'm ignoring the first comment ;P ) Why? Haven't you learnt by now that ignoring me or appealing to good side doesn't work, I'll still give you (or anybody else) shit like a good Aussie should. Also I didn't mention that you were looking mothers with children present up and down. :omg: Michael Martin Australia mmartin@netspace.net.au "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone

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                            Michael Martin wrote: Also I didn't mention that you were looking mothers with children present up and down. Yes, but isn't your neck of the woods full of single mothers ? Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                              Daniel Turini wrote: 3. If she smiles and start taking off clothes, well, you are a lucky boy (maybe you're seeing too much XXX movies too) I have come to clean zee pooollll. :-D Currently being used in a advertising campaign for StrongBow alcoholic cider. Also the stereotypical line quoted from 1970's porn. Was this plot used a lot in 1970's porn John? Michael Martin Australia mmartin@netspace.net.au "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone

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                              Michael Martin wrote: I have come to clean zee pooollll. I think I just found my new sig. Michael Martin wrote: Currently being used in a advertising campaign for StrongBow alcoholic cider. Also the stereotypical line quoted from 1970's porn. Was this plot used a lot in 1970's porn John? The ones I saw often had dodgy music instead of narrative, I presume so when filming they could shout instructions from the side. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                              • A Adam Arthur

                                Perhaps you, as my computer programming friends, can offer some advice. Her name's Crystal. I first encountered her in an anthropology class at the local community college in 2000. I never talked to her though, but considering she was easily the most beautiful girl in the class - I certainly noticed her. Throughout the first half of 2001 we ran into each other completely randomly about 4 times. She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Then, my mother switches jobs and starts managing a local restaurant. On her birthday, I come to her work to deliver flowers and guess who's working there with my mother? So we talked for a while and it coincidentally turned out we had both signed up for Calculus II during the summer session, as we both needed to take Calculus III in the fall. So we saw each other nearly every day in the summer and during the fall. One Saturday, I was driving to a restaurant which happened to be by the college. As I was stopped at a red light, she came and knocked on my window. She told me she was dropping all of her classes and moving back so San Francisco because she broke up with her boyfriend. I offered to talk to her about it. It was a hot day, and I knew where some air vents were so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. I even was instrumental in helping her get a new apartment. Then, shortly after she moves into her new apartment, she abruptly stops calling and I am completely unable to get ahold of her. So, after an entire month of anguish (because I really, really like this girl) I thought to myself, “I am going to completely forget about Crystal.” Not five minutes later she calls me. Confused? Just a little. So I start talking to her again. She calls me once or twice a week. I even drove her to the airport and picked her up just recently. I've never made physical contact with her, literally. I'm really confused about what to do. I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice. So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend?

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                                She doen't like you any more as a friend right now, or you wouldn't be asking this question. A few random thoughts: Why don't you try "testing the water" by some unthreating physical contact such as holding her arm or scratching her back. If she stiffens up or pulls away, then forget it. On the other hand if she doesn't mind, then slowly continue on. Remember the best way to give a back scratching / rub is with the shirt up and the bra undone. Food, booze and a romantic movie also help. Are you the kind of person she dates? If not, then try to improve what aspects you can. A new hair cut, some time in the gym, and a waredrobe change might tilt the odds. Take a few casual dates and see what this crystal looks like when you are holding another woman. Put things in perspective - she isn't the only fish in the sea.

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                                  Apart from being a *litte* geekish ( not as much as a Flash animation, or a program written using Direct3D or OpenGL with lots of chrome mapped hearts dancing on the screen ),I think the core issue is that it's not the sort of thing one should do by proxy. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                                  ****Christian Graus wrote: or a program written using Direct3D or OpenGL with lots of chrome mapped hearts dancing on the screen Hey! I've done that... Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024

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                                  • A Adam Arthur

                                    Perhaps you, as my computer programming friends, can offer some advice. Her name's Crystal. I first encountered her in an anthropology class at the local community college in 2000. I never talked to her though, but considering she was easily the most beautiful girl in the class - I certainly noticed her. Throughout the first half of 2001 we ran into each other completely randomly about 4 times. She gave me her phone number, but she had a boyfriend so I never called her. Then, my mother switches jobs and starts managing a local restaurant. On her birthday, I come to her work to deliver flowers and guess who's working there with my mother? So we talked for a while and it coincidentally turned out we had both signed up for Calculus II during the summer session, as we both needed to take Calculus III in the fall. So we saw each other nearly every day in the summer and during the fall. One Saturday, I was driving to a restaurant which happened to be by the college. As I was stopped at a red light, she came and knocked on my window. She told me she was dropping all of her classes and moving back so San Francisco because she broke up with her boyfriend. I offered to talk to her about it. It was a hot day, and I knew where some air vents were so I suggested we go there and chat. We did, and it lasted for nearly 4 hours. After that, she would call me quite frequently and we would talk for long periods of time. I even was instrumental in helping her get a new apartment. Then, shortly after she moves into her new apartment, she abruptly stops calling and I am completely unable to get ahold of her. So, after an entire month of anguish (because I really, really like this girl) I thought to myself, “I am going to completely forget about Crystal.” Not five minutes later she calls me. Confused? Just a little. So I start talking to her again. She calls me once or twice a week. I even drove her to the airport and picked her up just recently. I've never made physical contact with her, literally. I'm really confused about what to do. I even wrote a chatter bot program which spits out crude advice. So how about it? What should I do? Do you think this girl likes me for more than just a friend?

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                                    Be a man. Grab her, kiss her, grunt a few times, and walk away. "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001

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                                      Some good advice here - try 'em all and let us know what worked! But from my 47 years' experience as a geek, I'd suggest that you stay in school, buy a dog, and rent a woman. Much cheaper in the long run...

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                                      A good dog would gladly sacrifice his/her life for you, and they're fairly easy to feed. "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001

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                                        Apart from being a *litte* geekish ( not as much as a Flash animation, or a program written using Direct3D or OpenGL with lots of chrome mapped hearts dancing on the screen ),I think the core issue is that it's not the sort of thing one should do by proxy. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001

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                                        ****Christian Graus wrote: *litte* geekish ( not as much as a Flash animation :-O :omg: :rolleyes: I have done that. Did a whole flash animation, put it on the web and she loved it. Naturally her liking it was helped by the fact that we met online. :-D Beleive me it is the content of your message that matters, not the medium. It is not geeky or heartless to do it eletronically. Why I am sure a few hundred years ago this whole "writing on paper" thing was seen as such a bastard way to declare your love. What ever happened to the lute, some roses and a balcony?! :laugh: regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Do you Sonork? I do! 100.9903 Stormfront "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge

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                                          I have done that before and it doesn't work. Women prefer to hear it straight from the horses mouth (or so to speak!). Seriously, just tell her how you feel, as someone else said she'll either tell you where to go or she'll love you for being honest. Honesty is the key. The reason I am telling you this, is that I was in the same situation earlier this year and I let it drag out too long. the girl in question was soon "snapped up" by another girl. I talked to her about these things afterwards by which time I was too late. This screwed our friendship up and I now don't speak to her anymore. Which is sad... This scenario does sound spookily similar. I think this girl values your friendship and she befriended you at a time that things with her boyfriend were obviously not too good. Its hard to judge but the best thing to do is to ask her. Nick "The Love Doctor"

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                                          NickLewis wrote: I have done that before and it doesn't work. Content is king, the medium is just that, a medium. I have seen guys buy the world for their desire, lay it before them and fail hoplessly because what they said was purile and not from the heart. If what you say is honest and beautiful she will ignore the medium. Remember it is the content that remains in her mind afterwards, not the medium. Yes I agree in person is better than the phone and the phone is better than an email. But if one is shy or cannot spout prose till she falls into your arms and all you have is a way with words on paper or email then go for it. Content, content, content, content, content. Always, always content! regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Do you Sonork? I do! 100.9903 Stormfront "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge

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