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Should you still hang out with a girl and have dinner with girl if you're not attracted to her?

 

I'm just doing that because I'm bored. Would she get feelings?

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If she feels the same way, (ie, not into you) then you're on safe ground.

If she doesn't feel the same way, but you're not sure of her feelings, then you're on shifting sands.

If you know she has feelings, and you still do it, then you're a jerk.

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If she feels the same way, (ie, not into you) then you're on safe ground.

If she doesn't feel the same way, but you're not sure of her feelings, then you're on shifting sands.

If you know she has feelings, and you still do it, then you're a jerk.

 

Is not talking about relationships a good solution? If I never mention anything about dating or sex then there's no way she'll assume I like her right?

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txsilkysmoothe

Have you told her the reason you're hanging out with her is because you're "bored?" Tell her and let her decide...............

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It sounds a bit tactless to inform a girl the only reason you're hanging out and having a meal is because you're bored. It could make it seem as if she is the bottom of a list.

 

Do you flirt?

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When men and women are 'friends' one of them has feelings for the other. If it's not you, it's her, so be careful and don't lead her on or hurt her feelings. Keep in mind she'll never admit it, just like guys don't like to tell the girl they're 'friends' with that they secretly are in love with them (even though the girl already knows) :p

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dwilliams_22

I'm a girl and I have a male friend with no romantic feelings but its hard to tell in this case. At the same time, what made you even ask this question? She must have did something or said something to make you feel as if she is into you otherwise you and her would be just buddies.

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I have a few friends like this. I am recently out of a relationship and it feels nice to hang out one on one with a girl and just be friends. It has also come to the point were maybe they have developed feelings. In this case I would pretty much be blatent and honest and say that you are only looking for a friendship and nothing more.

 

If they understand and say they understand then great I see no problem.

 

But if your just taking a girl out making her feel like you like her then really not then your kinda being a jerk. Don't waste her time to make you feel good.

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eh, I tried dating a girl that I wasn't attracted to, you can't force the issue, if theres no attraction, there's no attraction. You should cut your losses now, and risk hurting her feelings, rather than sticking it out, and hurting your reputation.

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If she feels the same way, (ie, not into you) then you're on safe ground.

If she doesn't feel the same way, but you're not sure of her feelings, then you're on shifting sands.

If you know she has feelings, and you still do it, then you're a jerk.

 

This sums it up perfectly.

 

I have a ton of female friends that I have no interest in, and I am sure the feelings are mutual. But it is hard to be friends with someone that is holding out hope that things will turn at some point.

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Wait.. you're asking her for dinner just because you're BORED?! Go and grab a friend for dinner then, for chrissakes. Surely you have SOME friends that'll oblige??

 

Oh, wait, on second thoughts... :rolleyes:

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I doubt that you've enjoyed the feeling of being dropped like a hot potato by either a male buddy or a woman you were interested in, once they found someone better to spend time with.

 

It would be one thing if you were to tell her that there is no potential for a relationship to occur, but you obviously have your own best interests at heart by not informing her of your lack of interest.

 

Stop wasting her - and your- time so that you both have the potential to meet people where there's actual interest.

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