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How could someone do in seconds what I've been trying to do for ages!??

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Question - (15 October 2008) 8 Answers - (Newest, 16 October 2008)
A male United Kingdom age 30-35, anonymous writes:

Dear cupid,

I am a 17 year old male who has a serious problem affecting me. I have liked a girl for 5 years now, and slowly been trying to get her to be mine. Throughout the years it has been very dramatic and has gone up and down like a roller coaster. I like her, she has liked me and gone off me and everything. Recently a person out of nowhere comes along and attracts her so easily. They were about to go out but he was impatient with her deciding and left her. She was heartbroken for a while and I just watched; heartbroken and amazed.

How could someone do what, I have tried to do for ages, so easily? I talk to her friends a lot and talk to her as well. Her friends tell me that she does not fancy me, which I figured, but she will always see me as a friend. Every night for 4 years now I have gone home just to cry alone in my room. I used to cut myself ages ago but I found that to be stupid. I actually try to stay at school to escape home because I cant take it. The reason she went off me was just random for some reason, I do not quite understand why... but that is how it is. Anyway this is wrecking my life, and my mind. I have constant headaches and I realise I may be going mental. I worry about my mental health and my emotional health too. I have tried talking to my friends about it but they do not help and do not want to get involved. I am not being offending but writing on here was my last resort because I am one step behind going insane. I have heard all the information before about moving on and forgetting everything but I just cannot. I have tried before and it does not work, what does anybody suggest?

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A male reader, Everoth United States +, writes (16 October 2008):

Everoth agony aunt........i have had your problem. I liked a girl for 5 years and I tried so hard to get her to slowly like me and she went out with diff. guys over the years but I was always there after each one. I never understood how she didn't like me, I was always there and helpful yet some random guy would walk up to her and there would seem to be some instant attraction, something that I couldn't seem to achieve. It really killed me on the inside thinking about it, everyday when I got home and especially late at night, I would toss and turn, and she would be all I could think about. After the first few years, I was afraid I was going to go crazy with just stressing and thinking about her. Never could let her go for 5 years (I'm seventeen too by the way). I finally got over her two months ago. All the advice people give about letting go.....is true to an extent. It isn't that the advice doesn't work, you just don't want it to work. You don't want to let her go. Perhaps you're like me and you can't bear the thought of letting this girl go after all this effort, all this time, all this pain. Either way, you just have to let her go bro. Nothing is your fault, sometimes people just don't fall other people and that is just life. Let her go and start talking to other girls, see who else is out there because I promise you there are amazing women all around you even at the high school level if you will just look around. The best way to fall out of love is to fall back in it. Good luck man, don't let this one event get you down.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (16 October 2008):

o.k. this is the Last of my thoughts :) There is a RARE chance she may 'want' you again when she sees your relationship has changed to 'neutral friendship'. As the phrase goes 'don't know what you got until its gone'

Please Guard your Heart...because it may be temporary...Take Care!

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A reader, anonymous, writes (16 October 2008):

i also want to say she seems like your 1st love, and they are a 'bugger' to forget (ha)..., but someday you'll look back on this 'young love' and smile at yourself...then you'll passionately kiss your wife that Loves you for YOU.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (16 October 2008):

you are the loyal type. (make a great husband) somehow you've been misguided to think this girl will love you if you give her constant attention, and 4 years of your life is ALOT of Time & Effort...you almost sound 'spoiled' to not be getting your way. (sorry) But Love is very unselfish...if you really love her, you will release her to be free to love whom she wants. This will also release and free you to love again. Give yourself some grieving time (due to the length of this pursuit) Take a deep breath, try to focus on 'other' hobbies/work or interests you enjoy to keep your mind in motion.

You are not alone, broken hearts happen everyday, but you're going to be O.K. Love will find You.

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (15 October 2008):

Unrequited love. You need to distance yourself from her. This may be in stages, but it as to be done.

Accept she is never going to be yours, hanging around will only cause more pain. Another boyfriend, a long term boyfriend, a husband but never you. Accept it.

Good luck

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (15 October 2008):

Does she REALLY know how you feel? Have you straight out told her in no uncertain terms how much you like her? If you havent,then now is the time to do it.Dont ask her friends,they are not in her mind.Sometimes if you just show hints that you like someone it doesnt work becuz it leaves them feeling unsure. Ask her personally.When i was a teenager,there was a guy that i was good friends with and i always liked him,and i had heard that he liked me too.But i was shy and scared of rejection.Neither one of us ever spoke up.My feelings were left forever unspoken,he died in a car wreck at 21 years old.

Get up the courage to ask her how she feels,atleast you will be sure.Its not worth hurting yourself over,there will be other girls if it doesnt work out.Atleast if you know for sure,then you can be prepared to either start a relationship with her,or move on.

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (15 October 2008):

I have the exact same problem as you. It was also a girl i liked (and still do) for 4 years now. One day things would go great, the next, not so great. At one stage she showed interest, and the next...nothing. Recently things started going well between us, but her friend stirred and now we ended up not speaking. She doesnt know her friend broke my heart and my trust, but she also will never know. I know its hard, but you have to move on. There's no point in fighting it. I've learnt that the hard way and lost 5, almost 6 years by proving my loyalty to her. If you believe you can get it to work, by all means go for it:-)

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A female reader, tammye17 United States +, writes (15 October 2008):

tammye17 agony auntAll that I can tell you is that a girl is not worth going mental. The only one that can help you is yourself.. Ok it hurts I know, been there but what she is going to live her life and you are going to suffer.. you're young, live a little. Go on dates and enjoy yourself

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