:: sigh :: I tried for C. Alas, she didn't like me that way. Very happy for M.
Sean, talk to her. Apologize. If she was recently burned, she might be a bit gun shy right now. Drop back into low gear.
'Shells'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
:: sigh :: I tried for C. Alas, she didn't like me that way. Very happy for M.
Sean, talk to her. Apologize. If she was recently burned, she might be a bit gun shy right now. Drop back into low gear.
I know I have freaky privacy "quirks" but I'd deal with someone mentioning me but kinda cringe if it was at all implying how personal things might have gotten or anything. I think.
Did she ask/tell you to not mention your relationship to anyone/mutual friends/co-workers? If so, then yes, doing what she asked you not to do isn't cool. But if she didn't ask that of you, then taking you to task for it is maybe a little crazy.
She did ask me not to.
Hm. That's a tough position, especially when Mutual Friend is the one who started talking to you about it. Because there's no graceful way to say "I can't talk about that." It makes you, or her, or both, look crazy and anti-social.
And then she found out from him about the conversation? Maybe he could have kept it to himself, is what I'm thinking.
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To put it another way, what's really at risk here? Life complications? Emotions?
Love and sex are worth that.
Would you mind replacing C's name with an initial or maybe making reference to her more oblique, Sean and Omnis? Thanks.
In unrelated news I FINISHED TRAFFIC SCHOOL! Woot!
And it only took you three million hours!