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And Don Draper, could you explain a little more what you mean when you said to tell her, " Tell her that you are attracted to her but at the same time tell her that she has a point that there is a line between you both."
I read it a few times and didn't fully get it.
Also, next time I see her, I'm going to mention my ex has been contacting me and wants to get back together. The thing is that this girl tries to play it off like she doesn't care.
Although, last Sat I went out. Later that night I picked her up from her house and we hung out for a little. She asked me how my night was and I said good. She asked if I went with any girls and I basically avoided the questions. But then she sort of laughed and was like, eh, I don't really care that much. I'm pretty sure that's her just trying to show it doesn't bother her, but it kind of does.
Does your ex actually want to get back together? It's better to show than tell, try to get into positions where you can talk to girls in front of this one, rather than tell her that you're talking to other girls.
The point of Don Draper's line is that you're reframing your connection to this girl as one that isn't as devoted as it actually is for you. You're telling her that there's something there, but that the relationship is hitting a wall. She will wonder why this is, if it is because of her, and how she can solve the problem.
Try something for me. Go three (or preferably five) days without talking to her. If she texts you, don't answer. Don't hang out with her. Nothing. See what happens.
If she demands an explanation at the end of it all, say you were working some stuff out with your ex (but you two decided the mature solution was to let it go) and didn't want your love life to get too tangled. You should be able to avoid her for three days, it's not a huge task.