A friend was teaching me words and taught me a word that was similar to "pee-thee"/"pi-thee" phonetically pronounced. She refused to tell me the meaning so it might be something bad? Can anyone enlighten me what the word could mean?
A friend was teaching me words in punjabi and taught me a word that was similar to "pee-thee" phonetically pronounced. She refused to tell me the meaning so it might be something bad? Can anyone enlighten me what the word could mean?
A friend was teaching me words in punjabi and taught me a word that was similar to "pee-thee" phonetically pronounced. She refused to tell me the meaning so it might be something bad? Can anyone enlighten me what the word could mean?
A friend was teaching me words in punjabi and taught me a word that was similar to "pee-thee" phonetically pronounced. She refused to tell me the meaning so it might be something bad? Can anyone enlighten me what the word could mean?
A friend was teaching me words and taught me a word that was similar to "pee-thee" phonetically pronounced. She refused to tell me the meaning so it might be something bad? Can anyone enlighten me what the word could mean?
For more context, this is a girl I met in class. And I think she was interested in me. Consistently looking at me, going out of her way to come talk to me, asking for my number, etc.
After the semester finished, I asked her out for boba/dinner, and it went really bad. Like generationally bad. I just started a new job as a package handler and that shit is exhausting. The date was right after my shift ended so I was really tired and it also turned out that I was sick. I was also really nervous and the conversation was really bad and awkward. I had insane brain fog and couldnt really keep up. I actually threw up in the toilet from how bad I was feeling.
The date was naturally ending and I felt anxious from how poorly it was going that I tried to double down and extend the date. I invited her out to do an activity like bowling. Looking back, Im pretty sure she didnt want to go bowling and just said yes to be nice. I wasnt in the right head space so at the time, I didnt really notice how reluctant she was. Once we got to the bowling alley, she wasnt allowed in because she forgot her id at home (wtf why do we need an id for bowling). We decided to call it quits there and went home.
Post that disaster of a night, there wasnt much texting. Just a simple text from me checking to make sure she got home safe. I think I have a problem of trying to double down when things get bad because after a few days, I texted her that I wanted to try and crochet her some hydrangeas because she mentioned that she gardens and was growing some. She ended up ghosting that text and only gave a really dry and curt answer to another text I had about school/classes. I tried to continue the school/classes conversation because thats the one she replied to and she ended up ghosting me again.
I ended up finishing the hydrangeas I crocheted and I was thinking of double texting her (she ghosted my last text about school). Im pretty sure shes no longer interested but I would still like to double text her. I ended up liking her a lot and I think I would rather at least try till its 100% over rather than thinking to myself what could have been. Ooh rah, no regrets type of thing.
My question is, should I even double text her about the crochet hydrangea?. And if I do text the picture, should I just make it something light and fun or should I try and be more genuine/real about how I feel and how I felt on the date. I have a feeling that this might just be the part of me who likes doubling down on bad situations but at the same time I really dont want it to die like this. Adding on, if she ignores this double text, I will delete her contact and stop. I dont want to end up being the crazy guy who wont leave her alone. Any and all advice is welcome. Please be brutally honest with me and if you need more context just ask!
For more context, this is a girl I met in class. And I think she was interested in me. Consistently looking at me, going out of her way to come talk to me, asking for my number, etc.
After the semester finished, I asked her out for boba/dinner, and it went really bad. Like generationally bad. I just started a new job as a package handler and that shit is exhausting. The date was right after my shift ended so I was really tired and it also turned out that I was sick. I was also really nervous and the conversation was really bad and awkward. I had insane brain fog and couldnt really keep up. I actually threw up in the toilet from how bad I was feeling.
The date was naturally ending and I felt anxious from how poorly it was going that I tried to double down and extend the date. I invited her out to do an activity like bowling. Looking back, Im pretty sure she didnt want to go bowling and just said yes to be nice. I wasnt in the right head space so at the time, I didnt really notice how reluctant she was. Once we got to the bowling alley, she wasnt allowed in because she forgot her id at home (wtf why do we need an id for bowling). We decided to call it quits there and went home.
Post that disaster of a night, there wasnt much texting. Just a simple text from me checking to make sure she got home safe. I think I have a problem of trying to double down when things get bad because after a few days, I texted her that I wanted to try and crochet her some hydrangeas because she mentioned that she gardens and was growing some. She ended up ghosting that text and only gave a really dry and curt answer to another text I had about school/classes. I tried to continue the school/classes conversation because thats the one she replied to and she ended up ghosting me again.
I ended up finishing the hydrangeas I crocheted and I was thinking of double texting her (she ghosted my last text about school). Im pretty sure shes no longer interested but I would still like to double text her. I ended up liking her a lot and I think I would rather at least try till its 100% over rather than thinking to myself what could have been. Ooh rah, no regrets type of thing.
My question is, should I even double text her about the crochet hydrangea?. And if I do text the picture, should I just make it something light and fun or should I try and be more genuine/real about how I feel and how I felt on the date. I have a feeling that this might just be the part of me who likes doubling down on bad situations but at the same time I really dont want it to die like this. Adding on, if she ignores this double text, I will delete her contact and stop. I dont want to end up being the crazy guy who wont leave her alone. Any and all advice is welcome. Please be brutally honest with me and if you need more context just ask!
For more context, this is a girl I met in class. And I think she was interested in me. Consistently looking at me, going out of her way to come talk to me, asking for my number, etc.
After the semester finished, I asked her out for boba/dinner, and it went really bad. Like generationally bad. I just started a new job as a package handler and that shit is exhausting. The date was right after my shift ended so I was really tired and it also turned out that I was sick. I was also really nervous and the conversation was really bad and awkward. I had insane brain fog and couldnt really keep up. I actually threw up in the toilet from how bad I was feeling.
The date was naturally ending and I felt anxious from how poorly it was going that I tried to double down and extend the date. I invited her out to do an activity like bowling. Looking back, Im pretty sure she didnt want to go bowling and just said yes to be nice. I wasnt in the right head space so at the time, I didnt really notice how reluctant she was. Once we got to the bowling alley, she wasnt allowed in because she forgot her id at home (wtf why do we need an id for bowling). We decided to call it quits there and went home.
Post that disaster of a night, there wasnt much texting. Just a simple text from me checking to make sure she got home safe. I think I have a problem of trying to double down when things get bad because after a few days, I texted her that I wanted to try and crochet her some hydrangeas because she mentioned that she gardens and was growing some. She ended up ghosting that text and only gave a really dry and curt answer to another text I had about school/classes. I tried to continue the school/classes conversation because thats the one she replied to and she ended up ghosting me again.
I ended up finishing the hydrangeas I crocheted and I was thinking of double texting her (she ghosted my last text about school). Im pretty sure shes no longer interested but I would still like to double text her. I ended up liking her a lot and I think I would rather at least try till its 100% over rather than thinking to myself what could have been. Ooh rah, no regrets type of thing.
My question is, should I even double text her about the crochet hydrangea?. And if I do text the picture, should I just make it something light and fun or should I try and be more genuine/real about how I feel and how I felt on the date. I have a feeling that this might just be the part of me who likes doubling down on bad situations but at the same time I really dont want it to die like this. Adding on, if she ignores this double text, I will delete her contact and stop. I dont want to end up being the crazy guy who wont leave her alone. Any and all advice is welcome. Please be brutally honest with me and if you need more context just ask!