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It's best not to force these things. Give her the chance to say it because she wants to, not because she feels pressured. It might sting a bit, but try not to bring up the topic.
Now that's a sour thing to do
I understand that she may not be ready to tell you back, that's fine. but her reaction was very insensitive. almost cold and offensive. but hey, she did say yay lol. don't read into it too much. carry on as normal and good luck op
she was nervous and didn't know how to respond to that. Your girlfriend reminds me of Jess.
hey Leonard.. she did a penny on u
Yea that's not a good reaction at all,So I'd assume the feeling wasn't mutual sorry op...
Why be with someone if they don't want you to fall in love with them?? Sorry op:((
Wanting to love someone and loving them are different. Would you rather she lie and then find that she doesn't love him? Why give false hope, it'll only make the wound worse if they realize they don't feel the same way.
She should have gone with "I love cake" instead
If you were already dating then I don't see a problem. Your fault.
That doesn't make sense.
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Whens the wedding?
Wow. She could have been definitely more polite about the situation, it took a lot for you to say that to her and to react like that is uncalled for. Even if she doesn't feel the same way, it could've been handled way better.