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Let him know that you are interested. he seems like a nice guy.
I just started my second semester of my sophomore year of college. i’ve always gotten along really well with everyone in my classes. however, none of us have ever talked to one another once class has started (we talk before the professor arrives).this semester, this guy sits next to me each day for the class we have together and makes jokes and tries to talk to me during class. he’s nice and funny, so before the professor arrives to begin class, i enjoy talking with him. however, i’d really like for him to stop once the professor arrives.the first day of class, when he’d talk in class, i’d politely smile, but after that, i started ignoring him in class, because i can’t stand being rude to the professor (however, i can’t stand being rude to anyone, so i hate that i’m rude to him by ignoring him). the thing is, he’ll make a joke and then look right at me (i don’t want to encourage him, so i don’t look back anymore, but i can see him out of the corner of my eye), so i feel like the professor is going to link me to him and think i misbehave. i always earn all 100s, and i don’t want to do anything to jeopardize my gpa, and this could mess up my class participation grade. i don’t want to hurt his feelings, but it stresses me out that he talks to me during class.i like him as a person, and he really is very funny and fun to joke around with. i just am not sure what to do, because i don’t want to hurt his feelings. i’m not confrontational (so, even saying to him, “you’re fun to talk to, but i really like to pay attention during class†would be too much for me; i know i sound weak, but i’ll literally cry if i say that and then that’d be awkward for both of us). have i been terribly cruel to ignore him during class? i know i’m too old to not know how to handle this, but i can’t stand hurting people; doing so is really upsetting and guilt-inducing.i really appreciate your time.
I’ve experienced something like this before. it depends, but it sounds like she’s telling you, "go hard or go home." = like a peacock "show me your feathers", in other words, she’s playing hard to get. i may be wrong (she could have lost her phone, don’t be too quick to think of the worst case… that is unless you’ve seen relevant proof that she could have responded), especially ’cause you didn’t really state how close you guys were before the two years of silence. i like that you’re willing to wait for that long, but a week might be too much time to spark interest. something that i’ve seen before is that you must not apologize, unless you said something disrespectful, be deliberate in your actions. uh, before i answer in too much detail, tell us what the relationship is like… which you added, let’s see:timing is key (unless the relationship you share stipulates otherwise, do not try messaging at odd hours like 10pm +, it may give the impression you have nothing better to do, you want her to have it in her head that you could be doing something else, possibly more interesting that talking to her, but she has your interest.) try establishing what you guys have in common. do you know what she’s into? try using that to get a reaction, for example (if she likes to party) "hey <<her name>>, <<friend>> and i are going to <<insert the name of a party or club, or bar>> with some friends <<it would help if you had mutual ones, that you both enjoy>> on <<insert date>>, you should come along so we can all ("all"- take the focus away from catch up… blah blah blah." but this is in the case of a party girl, you have to edit the message and gauge the situation accordingly. her reply should tell you where her head is. if she doesn’t reply, maybe she’s busy. ormessage: "hey <<her name>>, what are your digits, i don’t think you’re getting my messages." …then waitoranother thing you could try (inspired by david de angelo) is sending her a e-mail, first find a nude (try to avoid genital exposure) pic of a morbidly obese person doing something possibly creepy, like sitting attentively in front of a computer (it may work better if they are of a different race), subject: "how are you?", then message: "hey <<her name>>, it’s <<your name>>, it’s been a long time since i’ve seen you, i wander if you’re still as <<insert flattering adjective>> as 2 years ago, lol. what am i saying? the world hasn’t collapsed, of course you are. which reminds me, the world can’t deal Backlinks with another recession right now, so please stop trying to <<not be *flattering adjective*>>. <<you may want to squeeze in some inside joke that you share with her, then…>> anyway, i should warn you, i started working out. i attached a pic of some adjustments i made, tell me what you think of my progress?" (at which point you attach the disturbing image and send it) …then waitor based on the message you sent last, send her a message saying something like (edit it to fit you): "i was hoping to catch up, with you, but i guess you’re too busy. i wanted to talk to you <<or doing something fun and impersonal, possibly with friends mentioned>> before <<too much time passed>> (optional- you met your husband and got tied down, maybe i’m too late>> or, another five years). everything in it’s time i suppose. all the best for the semester. <<finally, complimentary close that sucker>>" …then waiti’m really curious to know which one you use, let me know how it goes. good luck!