Is this girl playing me ?

theres this girl i know for 7 months now , we talked every single day (call) we even called for more than 10 hours one day.

we fell in love after 3 months of knowing eachother and she told me first

the thing is , we only live 2 hours away but she doesnt wanna meet me , her reason being that shes not ready yet and that shes afraid to ruin what we have , she said that we will meet soon and that i should be patient but its been more than half a year and we talk for like 2-3 hours a day minimum

so whats going on here , i really love her with all my heart and i know i will never have someone like that in my life again.

stick with her till the end 9
shes playing u leave her 27
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  • Ellenna

    I suggest you watch a few episodes of Catfish.

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  • Boojum

    "we fell in love after 3 months of meeting"

    But if I understand your post correctly, you haven't met; you've "met" in the sense that you've talked on the phone. If some Indian guy calls you out of the blue and says he's going to help you fix your computer, would you say you'd met the scammer?

    Scientists estimate that at least half of face-to-face communication is non-verbal. So no matter how long you talk on the phone to this person, you're only half communicating.

    Maybe all your beliefs about the person the woman is are totally correct because you're incredibly intuitive and insightful and she's extraordinarily open and honest, but it's also possible she's been lying to you about absolutely everything right from the start because she lives in a fantasy world.

    As for you being in love with the woman, sorry, but that's nonsense. What you're in love with is an imaginary version of her that you've built up in your mind based on what she's told you about herself and what she's allowed you to believe about her.

    I have no idea what she's getting out of this arrangement, but if you were truly important to her she'd be willing to meet you for real.

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    • GaelicPotato

      To he honest, I met my partner online. She lives in Ireland, and I lived in the Netherlands.

      I know what being in love and loving feels like. I've felt it before. After talking together day in and out with her for over half a year, we got together. We videochatted and played games together.

      I didn't meet her until around a year and a half later. I've now moved to Ireland.

      Now while you are partially right in a sense that most online relationships don't turn into real ones and aren't, I first-hand experienced being in love without ever meeting up, and I'm happy that I did.

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      • Boojum

        That's a nice story and I'm glad it worked out for the two of you in such a positive way.

        I "met" my wife (who's Dutch) online when I (British) lived in Italy. We've been together for twelve years now, so I do know that relationships which begin online can work out well. Various things meant we didn't spend a lot of time online - and that contact was limited to text - before we met IRL a couple of weeks later, but I can see how the technology these days would allow online relationships to develop into something very real and serious long before the couple is ever within touching distance.

        Still, while I can see how it might take some time for an online relationship to deepen to the level where the couple wants to meet IRL, and I can think of all sorts of practical reasons why a couple living in different countries might have to delay this, it does seem very odd to me that the OP and his friend haven't met even though they live only two hours away from each other.

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        • GaelicPotato

          I missed the two hours away part to be honest. It may just be really bad social anxiety or something like body dysmorphic disorder.

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    • Doesnormalmatter

      My thought excatly. You can't "fall in love" if you haven't seen the damn person!

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      • GaelicPotato

        I disagree.

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        • Doesnormalmatter

          Okayyyyyy. So I could be in love with cuntsiclestick? I don't use the phrase fall in love that cheaply, but you do you mate.

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  • Unknown_player

    She could be catfishing you give her An ultimatum. Either she meets you, or you leave her and that will show how committed she is to the relationship

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  • jethro

    It's probably some weird guy, with a high voice, living in his grandmother's basement, someone in prison and has an illegal cell phone, or is like 98 years old. Go to their town, which they probably don't live in, hunt "her" down and go meet her.

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  • Meowypowers

    It sounds like she is just using you and doesn't respect you.

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  • bigbudchonga

    Have you done a video chat with her? I would do a video chat. She could just be really insecure with her body.

    I would recommend video chatting with her, and tell her she looks beautiful. Then, after say two weeks of doing that, tell her how much you want to meet her via video chat.

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  • Clunk42

    7 months is a long time. It sounds to me like she's really insecure. I don't think she's playing you, simply because of the amount of time you take in her life, but she's being really wimpy if she doesn't want to meet after 7 months. So, you can tell her a stranger on the internet called her a wimp for not wanting to meet up with you after 7 months.

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    • shes super insecure about literally everything , at the same time shes one of the most beautiful girls ive ever seen, what should i do tho

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      • GaelicPotato

        My partner took over a year to meet up with me.

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      • Boojum

        Hold on - you said you'd never met in person. How do you know what she looks like?

        If she sent you photos, that's highly suspicious. If you video-chat, that's obviously different.

        In any case, why do you think that she can't be insecure if she's beautiful? Gorgeous people don't always see themselves as they really are, and some beautiful people can find their attractiveness a pain since that's all that some people see.

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  • RoseIsabella

    Have ya'll skyped? I think ya'll should talk on Skype. Suggest a video call, and when she puts you off just ghost her catfishy ass! For real, if she gives you even the slightest hard time about a video call then dump her like a big, brown, steaming load of poo!

    You can also just ghost her. Tell her you're really busy, even if you're not, because she probably isn't what she claims to be. She's probably just a lonely weirdo trying to get the attention she craves. Forget about her crazy, manipulative ass.

    Look for a real person in real life.

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    • GaelicPotato

      Ghosting people is scummy as fuck and considering I met my partner on the internet, I wouldn't say it isn't real either.

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      • RoseIsabella

        You make valid points, but I do rather think this person is lying to OP.

        I think what I most want to know right now is whether, or not OP has been able to have a video call with this person.

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        • GaelicPotato

          It may just be really bad social anxiety or BDD .

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          • RoseIsabella

            I hope so.

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        • GaelicPotato

          I hope so.

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  • ellnell

    I've been in the same situation with a friend who lives 2 hours away and I acted like her. I didn't wanna ruin what we have and all that. We'd met though, many times, in person. 2 hours isn't that much. This also helped him be more patient. We are dating now.

    I've also actually been in touch with a guy who like this girl of yours spent a lot of time talking to me but too scared to meet me irl. Finally we met ONCE, he was still insecure after that and too scared to meet me again but kept talking to me all the time. Eventually I gave up on him. Not worth it. I was patient with him for far over a year. Nothing helped.

    You could just decide to take things slow, start out just meeting to see how you get along in person. If she can't even get herself to do that... Even if she's not playing she's probably too insecure and immature to waste anymore time on.

    It sounds mean to give up on someone for being insecure but insecurity is a horrible and toxic trait and ruins relationships often. You can be insecure to a degree without it being toxic but being so insecure you act like she does then it's obviously a problem. She could keep telling you she's gonna meet you in person "soon" for years, not to be mean but because she can't do it. Meanwhile you're wasting your time. Insecure people also tend to to be overly jealous, sometimes even controlling, in a relationship and unhealthily clingy because they're terrified you're gonna leave them constantly. They might even dump you out of nowhere if they fear you're gonna dump them first.

    Also you can hardly love someone you've talked on the phone with for half a year. C'mon, how old are you?

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    • GaelicPotato

      My girlfriend has social anxiety and body dysmorphic disorder and it took her over a year to finally see me.

      I've now moved to Ireland.

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    • i mean i dont see it as a waste of time bc everyday i look forward to talk to her bc she always makes me happy shes amazing , and yes she is overly jealous , i saw he bff on her story once and i called her cute on OUR call and she got so mad and now im not even allowed to say the bff's name anymore xd

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      • ellnell

        That kind of jealousy is indeed very unhealthy. The man i'm currently dating, whom i've already mentioned, met a woman who was that jealousy who after 1 date forced him to never speak to his female friends again, friends he's had for many years, or any other women for that matter. He was smart though and dumped her immadiately. I would too if I met a man who said I am never allowed to speak to my male friends or any men ever again if i'm gonna be with him. That's how you willingly enter an abusive relationship. It ain't cute. Grow up.

        If you don't see the toxicity of her behaviour you will learn it the hard way and that'll suck but it's whatever you prefer.

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      • RoseIsabella

        She sounds like she has some pretty big issues there. That sort of jealousy is unhealthy.

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  • Playing you like a fiddle, skip skoodly diddle.

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    • but what is she getting from me ?

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      • Boojum

        Your time and attention? The drama of a timeless love that will always be pure since it will never be sullied by something as icky as bodily contact? A way to pass the time? Talking to someone who believes she's a very different person to who she is in reality?

        Only she knows.

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        • i take more of her time than she does of mine , its also not pure as u think we sext and video chat sometimes ,she kinda calls me every hour when shes not at work (i usually dont answer bc im busy) and when she is she spends her whole break talking to me

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          • Boojum

            So it seems you're important to her.

            Considering how this has been going on for seven months and you're hardly separated by a vast distance, it sounds like your relationship has settled into a comfortable groove as far as she's concerned, and I think you'd be wise to assume it will remain there for the foreseeable future. If she's so insecure, it seems to me that the longer this goes on and the more she invests in the relationship, the more afraid she's going to be that it will all come crashing down if you take the big step of actually meeting.

            In most relationships, both people don't get absolutely everything the way they'd prefer it. Compromises are usually necessary because there are few couples where the needs of both people mesh together perfectly.

            She's happy; you're not. You want to meet up; she doesn't, and you can't make that happen. Assume it never will happen, and ask yourself how much more time and effort you're willing to invest in this relationship.

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          • RoseIsabella

            She sounds very needy, and controlling.

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  • Doesnormalmatter

    Hmmmm. Very hard to tell. Most players wouldn't contact you that much but I've been wrong before. If I were you I would just bother her more and more about meeting irl and that's how you'll find out.

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    • her eyes tear up when i open this up on video chat so i stopped doing it so much

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      • Doesnormalmatter

        When you talk about meeting her in real life she crys? It sounds like you are seriously getting played now.

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        • she thinks that meeting me will result in me leaving her and also not meeting me will result in me losing my patience and leaving her so basically shes stuck , and no she doesnt cry , she just holds it in and im pretty sure she cries after the call because she called me again after 30 mins once and she was sniffing and saying sorry

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          • Doesnormalmatter

            Well if shes that worried about you leaving then you should just use your leverage and tell her we need to meet soon or else this relationship is not gonna work. Or maybe tell her you want sex? If shes bot playing you than she should want it to at this point being 7 months in.

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            • GaelicPotato

              Yes I'm sure telling her they want sex is gonna go good. Lol.

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            • im not the type of guy to say i want sex , but yea i know she wants sex shes kinda hypersexual but at the same time the most insecure human i have ever seen

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  • Ummitsstillme

    She is not having sex with you because you are too sweet

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