mav1990 Posted May 27, 2012 Posted May 27, 2012 Hey guys! saw this forum a couple of times and I thought: why don't I just post my question here? Here's my situation: at the university, like a year ago, I met a girl in class. She was cute, but we just talked like any normal person would and I wasn't interested in her in particular. After the class I didn't see her for some time, but then we ran into each other a couple of times at the university and it was nice, but still nothing really exciting (at least not for me, we did have a couple of long talks). This year, though, we ran into each other in some study hall and she immediately wanted to have coffee and chat, which I agreed to. We talked for like two hours and it was really fun! She had a bit of 'I like you' look and kept asking me personal questions and such. We both were going away on special trips, so I suggested it'd be nice to meet up again and talk about that. She was excited and gave me her phone number and email, so after my trip I decided to make contact with her again. I emailed her to maybe have a drink at the university and she was excited and said yes. But she's finishing grad school and she says she's kind of busy this week finishing, so she suggested we'd go have a drink somewhere outside the university after she finished. On the one hand I think she likes me, on the other I am not too sure....maybe she's just being nice. I know this is perhaps a stupid question to ask, but I am such a noob when it comes to these types of things;). I know you can't read minds and don't know me or her but what do you think: does she 'like' like me? Thanks! Mav1990
Freddys Posted May 27, 2012 Posted May 27, 2012 She is interested in you (a lot). Since she was the one to suggest a new date because she was busy, this is the key point. Please don't mess it with this girl. She likes you . . .(again, a lot). Show you like her BUT with signs, NO with words (never). *Tease her, she will LOVE it.
Author mav1990 Posted May 27, 2012 Author Posted May 27, 2012 Thanks for the quick answers! Just to clarify btw(just reread my writing and I think I wasn't clear on that): we haven't actually had a date since the day we exchanged phone numbers and email addresses. She was too busy to meet me again at the university because of her grad work. This is why she suggested to meet somewhere outside the university, after she's done. @Freddys: I am curious: why do you think it is a lot?
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