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Ask Rob! The
Advice General We have some things that need to be changed with your attitude towards her.
Dear Rob, We are always talking about going out on another date. For a week we have been planning to hang out with each other today (Saturday), but last night I found out she was ditching me to hang out with her best friend. I was with her when I found out and she knew I was mad. Later that night we talked on the phone. She told me she wanted to tell her exactly what I was feeling, even if it was calling her a shallow whore. I told her how I had been looking forward to hanging out with her all week, and now I have nothing to do and won't be able to do anything with her for another two weeks. She told me that she wasn't a crazy psycho girl that needed a boy waiting on her hand and foot, completely missing my point that I wanted to hang out with her. I asked her if we could just forget about it and she said no because I was still mad. I told her it didn't matter and she said "whatever. I'm going to sleep." After that I asked her if I could call her later, and tried to figure out when I should do so, and all of her answers were short and blunt. Then I told her I would talk to her later and goodnight, and I didn't receive a response (we were texting). I leave to go out of town tomorrow morning and hate leaving with a fight. I want to see her in person to talk about it and make up, and can meet her at school today when her sport gets back from competition, but I don't know if that would make me weak and I don't know what I would say.
Can you please help me figure out how I can express my
frustration of being ditched while settling this argument with her? Should I
even go see her today? What should I say?
Don’t apologize, she stood you up.
Let her feel rejection for a while and for goodness sakes, hang
out with other people starting immediately. Best wishes,
Dear Reader, For Women
For Men
* Rob is not a professional counselor, just
someone that wants to help. His advice and opinions are his own and
should be treated as advice that can be followed or ignored. He'll
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