@beatboxer Said
So, this is the situation.
My mate, Davy, has a girlfriend, Molly, whose best friend is Lexxy. Molly and Lexxy came down to the College on Saturday for a party, which was absolutely fantastic. Lexxy started off by talking to me a lot, holding my hand and we kissed several times aswell and she stayed with me on Saturday night.
But Molly left yesterday and all of a sudden it was like I didn't exist to Lexxy anymore. We were in the room for 3 hours, just the two of us, and she didn't say a single thing to me. But, when my mate, Davy, walked in she immediately started talking to him.
But, what I'm wondering is, why she would ignore me after we had a good time the night before? I just don't understand it. This happens quite a lot to me, by the way. It seems the only time girls talk to me is when they are pissed.
I'm just getting this off my chest, but feel free to comment.
You know, if she really did regret the whole thing and couldn't bear to see you I doubt she would have sat in that room with both of you for 3 hours. It just would have been too uncomfortable for her. She would have made a good excuse, a bad excuse - any excuse, to be elsewhere.
I guess whats happened here is that you got to see her sober. It may be that she is very shy in real life and perhaps embarrassed about what happened. It's really hard to ignore someone for 3 hours lol. I can't help wondering if she was testing the waters to see what you would do.
Did you say anything to her? Did you take her aside and ask for her phone number....tell her you had a great night? If this was just a bit of fun for you (nothing wrong with that btw) perhaps this was her way of letting you know it was just a bit of fun for her also.
I agree, it's bizarre. If she didn't want to talk to you, she should have made other arrangements for the 3 hours. I'm sure your friend Davy will be able to fill you in on what happened here eventually. She sounds a little embarrassed to me, that's all - and perhaps, was still hung-over too...