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Answer 1

I'm 36, but look and feel younger. There is a young lady in my office, about 10
years younger than me, whom I enjoy chatting with. Her desk is just a few feet
from my office, so I walk past her dozens of times a day. Maybe once or twice a
day, I'll stop for a minute and make small talk. She always smiles brightly and
jokes with me, and she has said some very complimentary things about my
personality and the way I dress. About a month ago, I asked her out for lunch. She
said yes without hesitation, and we picked a day. But when that day came, she said
she had been so busy that she'd forgotten, and asked if we could do it another day.
When the new day came, it was a similar story. We've rescheduled lunch four
times now, which seems a little excessive to me. But she continues to be very
friendly, pay me compliments, and laugh loudly at my jokes. Is she really not
interested, in spite of her telling me that I have a "wonderful personality," that I
"look great today," and so on? She's really sweet, and I don't want to let the

opportunity to get to know her better slip away, but I also know that repeatedly
being "too busy" or "forgetting" is usually a sign that a girl's not interested.

Answer 2

help?

Answer 3

Did you come here for relationship advice?

Answer 4

I'm 36, but look and feel younger. There is a young woman in my office, about 10 years younger than me, whom I enjoy chatting with. Her desk is just a few feet from my office, so I walk past her dozens of times a day. Maybe once or twice a day, I'll stop for a minute and make small talk. She always smiles brightly and jokes with me, and she has said some very complimentary things about my personality and the way I dress. About a month ago, I asked her out for lunch. She said yes without hesitation, and we picked a day. However, when that day came, she said she had been so busy that she'd forgotten, and asked if we could do it another day. When the new day came, it was a similar story. We've rescheduled lunch four times now, which seems a little excessive to me. However, she continues being very friendly, pay me compliments, and laugh loudly at my jokes. Is she really not interested, in spite of her telling me that I have a “wonderful personality,” that I “look great today,” and so on? She's really sweet, and I don't want to let the opportunity to get to know her better slip away, but I also know that repeatedly being “too busy” or “forgetting” is usually a sign that a girl's not interested.

Answer 5

that is a fixed version.