I feel so embarrassed

I asked a girl if she wanted to come back to my room today and she said she wanted to multiple times, then when we got into our courtyard she started walking to hers and I asked are you not coming back? And she said no I'm just gonna go here. This was in front of her guy friend too and it was pretty damn embarrassing because he totally saw the whole thing I just dont get why she would've said yes and then not just tell me she'd rather not so I didn't have to embarrass myself ahhhh I feel so silly

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  • Boojum

    Life is full of cringe-making moments, but most of the time, most people are far to involved with worrying about how they look to others to be all that concerned about things that you believe make you look silly.

    For whatever reasons, she did what she did. She had the right to do that, and you have to accept that people will change their minds and they will disappoint you. Sometimes they do that for perfectly logical reasons (even if we don't know them), and sometimes they flip-flop for reasons even they don't understand. Sometimes they do it deliberately for malicious reasons, but I think the most positive way to deal with people is to assume the best of them until they present clear evidence that they're an asshole.

    I suggest you do your best to let this be and move on. The next time you see the girl, behave as if she never agreed to do anything. Definitely do not take the attitude that she let you down and didn't give you something you're entitled to.

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    • This was such a good comment thank you

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  • Worst case scenario, she thought you were a creeper and said yes to keep you predictable, best case scenario she just forgot she made plans already

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    • RoseIsabella

      Yes!

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  • my_life_my_way

    That will probably be forgotten in like a day, it’s a very minor thing that you shouldn’t worry about.

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  • Cuntsiclestick

    Sounds like she wasn't being honest with you. It's best to forget this incident and move on.

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  • raisinbran

    She decided to fuck him instead.

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  • CDmale4fem

    HOWEVER, bottom line she said no. Who's to say, what her reasoning, you may never kknow. But she said "no", you may not like it, but accept it. She had her reasons, maybe she chickened out at the end. Question it ?- sure. If you want to keep digging at the open wound. Just drop it, let it go and move on.

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    • The issue isn't really that she said no that's cool I don't care about that she has every right to choose who she spends her time with and every right to change her mind at any time. The only issue I had was how god damn embarrassed I felt about getting rejected in front of that other dude, especially since to him it probably looked totally out of nowhere

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  • BatterMilk

    I don't get the full context of this situation. So, my guess is that she probably had plans already and that intervened with what you had planned for her. Or, Maybe this could be a big misunderstanding. It's best to talk to her so you can understand what fully happened.

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    • Sometimes talking these things out makes them worse

      It's like Shrodinger's cat, but instead it's a "is she creeped out" or "innocent time mix up" and talking it out would seal fate one way or the other

      Recognizing the possibility of it being bad and trying to make her more comfortable around you would be the ideal response

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