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Advice General I would think that your streak of good luck is just beginning.
Dear
Rob, I know a girl, for something about 3 years, and I always liked her, since the first time I've saw her. But, along these years she was always dating... And reading some of your answers I realize I've done a lot of wrong things, but it doesn't matter now, what matters is that now she's available. But the problem is that I was always her friend, because I couldn't be more than it. And even liking her I always date other girls, trying putting her out off my mind, never worked, but I was trying at least. And now, when I really believe I just forgot her she comes with that and tells me she love me. Not like, love. And I just don't know what to do. Because nobody has ever told me that. And because of it, she is more and more present in my life, like sending me e-mails, calling... keeping in touch, and to make things worse even more in one of these flirt times I told that I love her too. But I don't know if that's really truth, she is hot but now I can have it, it doesn't see that huge. And, some times I just feel like I'm a stupid for don't enjoy this wave of luck, but I've already tried to kiss her when I had the opportunity but I couldn't, you just couldn't. And I don't want to be a mean guy. So... What
should I do? I now it's complicated, but... What do you think? P.S.: Just to let you know... You're getting famous... I'm from Brazil, Rio de Janeiro to be honest. Can you believe it? Internet it's swell. Dear Henry,I would think that your streak of good luck is just beginning. It's not all that complicated: The girl you wanted for 3 years is suddenly available, even tells you that she loves you, and suddenly you're just not that interested in her anymore. Happens all the time. The chase was more fun that the winning.
Now that you're
available, she's available, what is your next step? Date her but start
with the casual things that you both have done before, now just do
them only the two of you. Go for walks, go and have meals together.
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