What Should You Do When You Can't Forget Someone You Secretly Like?

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The discussion revolves around a guy who secretly liked a girl but does not want to pursue a relationship with her. Despite his efforts to forget her, his friends continually bring her up, making it difficult for him to move on. One suggestion is to avoid discussing the girl with friends to prevent gossip. Another humorous suggestion involves using a "lethal trap" to deter friends from mentioning her, although this is presented in a joking manner. Participants emphasize the importance of ignoring external pressures and suggest using humor to deflect inquiries about the girl. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the challenge of self-understanding and the impact of friends' opinions on personal feelings.
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if a guy likes a girl once (secretly) but who he does not want to be with.(somehow by many factors) so he try to forgot about her.and scucced

but ppl around that guy always trying to force the guy remmber that girl again.

wat should the guy do?
 
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A 1000$ secret: Don't discuss the girl with your friends to whom u want to marry
 
they just knew, i once told my close friend and it just spreads =_=
 
Set a "word recognition" lethal trap so when your friends mention the girls name, well... they won't bother you again.
 
Carry a taser. From then on each friend will mention it once and NEVER AGAIN. In fact, many friends witnessing one friend receive negative reinforcement may be adequate. ;)

P.S. - If it still hurts to think about it, then obviously you haven't forgotten. Perhaps your friends are right? Or perhaps you are actually angry at yourself for not being able to let go, rather than your friends for bringing it up. Just a thought.
 
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Carry a taser? Set a "word recognition" lethal trap ? i don't know really get it.
 
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Carry a taser. From then on each friend will mention it once and NEVER AGAIN. In fact, many friends witnessing one friend receive negative reinforcement may be adequate. ;)

P.S. - If it still hurts to think about it, then obviously you haven't forgotten. Perhaps your friends are right? Or perhaps you are actually angry at yourself for not being able to let go, rather than your friends for bringing it up. Just a thought.



yeah i wouldn't able let the feeling easily go, but that's because all my friends trying to bring us together, which i don't want that happen. because we not suit to be together.
it's want i think, but it's fairly true.
 
Ignore them. Why let the words of others guide your actions?
 
expscv said:
Carry a taser? Set a "word recognition" lethal trap ? i don't know really get it.


:confused: what is there not to get? If you want to stop people bugging you, set a lethal trap... that's what i do anyway!
 
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jimmy p said:
:confused: what is there not to get? If you want to stop people bugging you, set a lethal trap... that's what i do anyway!

That may be true... but then you'd have to deal with the bodies.
 
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expscv said:
yeah i wouldn't able let the feeling easily go, but that's because all my friends trying to bring us together, which i don't want that happen. because we not suit to be together.
it's want i think, but it's fairly true.

I found the best way to deal with things like this is to respond to them with jokes. For example, if they ask "have you talked to so and so recently?" you say "no, I'm still looking for loopholes in the restraining order" or something to that effect. They will laugh, you will laugh, and each time you do it everyone (including yourself) will take the whole situation less seriously.
 
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motai said:
That may be true... but then you'd have to deal with the bodies.


ahh, bodies aint hard to deal with, believe me :wink:
 
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thx guys i try
 
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i just reliaze the hardest person to understand is urself.
 
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