Teknoe Posted November 10, 2014 Share Posted November 10, 2014 Not quite but hear me out. Last year I liked my coworker. We work at a small place. I asked her out only because I knew she was leaving the company in 4 months. She rejected me nicely. We still communicate in the form of online chatting. The woman who replaced her is a year younger, and now, I find I am crushing on this new girl (B). Well Girl A (A from here on out) and I were talking tonight, and I told her that I am liking B. I told A I never told anyone else this yet. She's the first to know. So I tell her her name, her age and A asks me "Wait, where did B grow up?" I said the town and then A goes "Oh wow, she and I had a chemistry class in high school together... I was a year older..." So it's kinda ironic in a way. It would be freaky if it works out with B romantically. Still a long ways to go before that happens but yeah. A rejected me, and I thought A was the best. Then B comes along and now I see B and I are far more compatible than A. Not saying anything is guaranteed to work out but man, if it does, it would be flippin' crazy. A by the way was complaining about her new work place and how she should have appreciated the old work place (my current work place) more when she was there. The chat was a little sad as I felt she had some regrets. I reassured her by telling her she's meant to be there, and whatever lessons God's trying to teach her is only going to happen because she is there. But yeah, regarding A and B being in the same high school class... small world. Link to post Share on other sites
newmoon Posted November 10, 2014 Share Posted November 10, 2014 perhaps a small world, or perhaps you just need to fish in a bigger pond. you're dipping in the same waters too much maybe... Link to post Share on other sites
Author Teknoe Posted November 10, 2014 Author Share Posted November 10, 2014 perhaps a small world, or perhaps you just need to fish in a bigger pond. you're dipping in the same waters too much maybe... That's one of my concerns as well. However, I also want to keep an open mind that if something is meant to be, it will somehow come to fruition. You never know when it's meant to be. So keep an open mind but also keep all options open. I don't actively look to like a co-worker. But it happened last year, and now again this year. Seeing someone 5 days out of the week and having little side conversations here and there it can be easy for me to develop a crush. Link to post Share on other sites
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