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X + Y = ?? X thinks he likes Y. But X isn't sure if Y likes him back. So X decides to avoid talking about anything that might clue Y in to him liking her. Y is curious, though. She pokes around the topic, but X continues to evade her questions. Y wonders why that is. She wonders, "Maybe he really doesn't like me." or "Maybe he's trying not to like me." It hurts Y sometimes. She's not sure why it makes her feel bad. She's just curious. She can't figure out why she feels let down. Could it be that behind all of Y's curiosity, she actually feels something for X? But how could she tell him that? How can she tell him she likes him, when just like X, she's unsure of it herself.

Posted by: Reikki Tue May 31, 2005 @ 09:54pm

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Commented on: Wed Jun 01, 2005 @ 02:32am


	Perhaps X and Y need to just talk about it?

Commented on: Wed Jun 01, 2005 @ 02:51am


	Y is afraid to talk to X because she's afraid she might be wrong. 3nodding

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Commented on: Wed Jun 01, 2005 @ 02:55am


	Can't go through life without taking risks. 3nodding

Commented on: Wed Jun 01, 2005 @ 03:41am


	No way am I letting Y get her feelings hurt. :[

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Commented on: Thu Jun 02, 2005 @ 06:58am


	X needs to jump at the chance. If X doesn't, then Y can play hard to get, and if all goes according to plan, X will miss Y and X will go after Y. If Y tries this, and it doesn't work, then Y can get mad at the subscript K.

Commented on: Thu Jun 02, 2005 @ 07:03am

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