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anonymous
writes:Hi, When someone finds out you fancy them why do they after act weird and not talk to you and when you're around they used to say Hello but now they hardly can't look at you for some reason?Why is that? Reply to this Question
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reader, Klevis +, writes (16 April 2009):
Im a guy and when I'm told that a girl likes me (Not being cocky it happens a lot)its hard to know how to react, if you say the wrong thing you can really upset them, if you like them back and you instantly jump in you may come in as too eager or are too nervous, you may also not like them and not want to hurt them, so you just try to forget about them (the last one is normally the reason)About the challenge this I don't think that normally happens unless its a guy with a huge EGO.Also if he does like you he is waiting for you to make the first move, boys are normally too nervous and want the woman to do all the work.
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reader, thatgothgirl20  +, writes (16 April 2009):
 Ugh that happened to me before. I hated that. And then the guy would get all cocky. Just ignore the weird behavior and move on. You deserve someone more mature and more able to communicate what's going on with him.
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reader, anonymous, writes (15 April 2009): one of the reasons maybe he might not fancy you. two questions that would help. is he in a relationship?(if he is he might not want to give u the wrong idea and he might not want to cause any complications in his own relationship). When you ask se him is he alone or with mates?(he might me too shy now he knows how you he about him)
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reader, kaylagal +, writes (15 April 2009):
 Guys like a challenge, sometimes they will chase just for the sake of chasing. Now that he knows you fancy him, you are not a challenge anymore- he's caught you already.
But not all guys are like that. So don't be discouraged.
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