Have you ever had your crush reject you, and then later you all dated and married?
13.06.2025 01:27
I have had identity fraud pretending to be me, lying about me to my crush, telling him I dumped him, I never did. We're okay now, same with new friendships on the horizon. My ex made a dumb move lying about me, I already knew about it before he showed up into my life again. I had my destiny read from a legit palm reader, she predicted the future.
But yea, that's my opinion.
Angela
The difference is the guy initiating the relationship, asking me out. I don't see why it's someone else every time yoire communicating with. Most females like to reveal themself to expose themself, get it's feelings across.
Not unless you want the spouse or girlfriend to attack you, which isn't something I would want. You need to really worry about yourself, your health an how drama causes high blood pressure, how being happy, having healthy self esteem is important.
The friends with the lies, insults doesn't make sense either because they asked me to be a model, it's friend. It's a better job, better money and successful friends that are loyal, has healthy self esteem and are kind.
Love,
I showed pictures of of quors to validate my presence, how I live in Florida, not cali with my ex.
My crush explain what I supposedly said to him, I never said anything or did anything nasty to him.
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No. My crush told me he's taken, and so I backed off completely from him. I'm not one to ruin someone's relationship but I did learn from past mistakes, that's to really investigate the crush if it's with someone, also to stop chasing guys.
She said my ex is annoying, malicious an to dump him in the third eye. My crush found out I'm psychic, he gets the third eye. We're okay, doing just fine.
Someone that's speaking on the behalf of someone else is identity fraud somewhat or not. I suppose you would have to make your own decision, meet the person eye to eye, ask again.
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I don't understand the on going insults because usually when a girl dumps a guy she will be reluctant, ignore you because it's point is across. It wouldn't be grieving. It's trying to get rid of you. No girl would continuously attack a guy unless she's been dumped, is hurt by it.
It just doesn't make sense to be angry if it's involved, trying to develop a friendship ,apologetic for its behavior. I don't see any malice from them or annoying me or being mean to me.
There's a good indication that he's probably taken or I'm not his type of he's not coming onto me. It's better to be safe, then sorry. I would rather not be humiliated, just keep my feelings to myself, leave it alone.
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I don't understand why I would reject someone who wants to be my friend. To talk shit, gift give doesn't make sense. I would never cause malice, but maybe annoy them if it's something serious like harming me or them or someone within the group.
For someone to speak as me with anger doesn't make sense because I'm reluctant, not even near them, also they already know me somewhat from online, gift giving which doesn't make sense with acting nasty. An also they asked to be “ friends”.
She likes more then one guy, is all over the place spreading malice, being annoying.
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The way he explained my emotions doesn't make sense because most ppl would feel flattered that a rock star wants to go out with me. The way he explained me is how someone who would respond from getting dumped, is hurt an angry by on going insulting the crush.
But yea..me and the crush like each other, are boyfriend and girlfriend now.
I would not listen to someone else because it's probably a lier, a hater an jealous. The person talking shit actually has a spiteful crush on him, is a slut.
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Most people would be happy because they're not alone, have someone that wants a relationship with them.