Crush on Woman in Philosophy Class Grows

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A user expresses a growing crush on an older woman from their philosophy class, revealing that she is four years senior. The attraction intensified upon learning her age, as she appears youthful and cute. Other participants in the discussion encourage the user to engage with her more, suggesting that age differences are often not significant in relationships. Concerns arise about the possibility of her being engaged, based on a vague conversation hint, but the group reassures that without clear evidence, such worries may be unfounded. The user shares feelings of inadequacy, struggling with confidence when interacting with her, particularly in maintaining eye contact. The conversation shifts to the complexities of attraction, the importance of communication, and the common challenges faced when approaching someone one is interested in. Overall, the thread highlights the dynamics of crushes, age differences in dating, and the emotional hurdles that can accompany romantic feelings.
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It's just too depressing for me. She is very smarter than me, so it makes me feel that she could never like someone like me, maybe someone more smarter. I just feel like I am not good enough, rich enough, smart enough, but I still like her.
 
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Lol, I have found out my thread killing method, now only if it would work in the thread killer champions one.

how to kill threads notebook:

Entry #13432235

Just tell some random crap about yourself and people will leave.
 
  • #33
I thought about answering but didn't think it would be helpful, since I don't really know anything about your situation!


I would have worried less about a guy being less intelligent than me when I was on the dating scene... Money wouldn't have mattered much either. And what do you mean by good, anyway?

When I was single and teen/early twenties, decent looks were probably the most important thing to me. The thing is, I couldn't really tell you what constitutes decent looks. You just feel like someone is cute, you know?

My first serious boyfriend, none of my roommates understood why I thought he was attractive. But he sure was.

So if you think she'e trying to blow you off, or on the other hand if you think she enjoys being with you - go with that instinct and don't worry about money or grades so much.
 

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