| Im from the states and at the place im working at over the summer, a girl from my college is working as a fellow intern. Now I know most people shun the workplace romance, but we're both only here temporaily for another month and then we go back to school. My college also does not have that many hott girls (this girl is a def HB8) so im working this girl to be a potential LTR. She has loads of hot friends too, which is good as well ;D.
So a little background info:She sits, honestly right in front of me separated by a small wall that is the cubicle. We are in an intern area with 5 people, she and all the interns are really shy and dont talk. I try to liven up the mood by talking, but the conversation usually doesnt last long. Today for instance, Its just me and her here in the office, and I feel weird not talking to her bc shes so close, but then again I dont want to talk too much? Does anyone else feel this situation is a bit awkward/weird?
Since I don't want to just shag her and leave and want to get a possible LTR with her, ive been playing it slow and not hitting on her TOO much (which ive seen is better for getting a LTR). We've had a few lunches alone, the last one which was pretty romantic (went to the park, sat down and talked about all sorts of things, connected and shared some good kino). Now I didn't want to escalate too fast because I see this girl 3 days a week. However, I also fear that if I don't act she will think i dont have to balls to go for her. For instance, we usually exchange this really strong and sexual eye contact. I notice that she smiles more at me than other people so I can tell theres some interest here. However, I told her we should go grab a drink after work today, but she gave a half-assed response like "Yea...depends on when I get out" or something like that. Im used to acting fast and I dont have as much experience trying to get a LTR so any help would be great! _________________ Rise up, rise up, rise up
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