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#2
I had trouble reading that first bit, but I suggest just straight up talking. Swallow your fear and face it head on. What are you afraid of?
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#7
If she gets exited when you say this tell her that you said that in a bad way
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#10
And one day, when we were leaving school, our parents arrived, but you-know-who’s father kept talking a bit with the teacher, then for my horror, she was walking to the same street, and then I felt something cold and creepy, when I look, is her, literally sticked to me! While our parents were talking. Finally, we arrived home, and I, scared, ran to my bed and took a nap to forget what happened, but I had a nightmare. She was chasing me, but I ran as fast as I could, but she was always behind me.
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#12
Well, I guess you just gotta man up and talk. Just ask her how her day’s going and talk about some of the units both of you take
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#14
It’s really easy after you take the first step, trust me. And plus, she seems head-over-heels for you. I think everything will be okay
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#18
This is all the help I can give you, and you’re not accepting anything. Do you want me to just tell you that you’re fine not talking with her and that you should just hide forever?
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#19
Do it yourself if you really want the help. It’s your turn to help yourself
I think she’s in love with me, no, madly in love. What should I do to make her stop annoying me? Considering that I’m scared to talk to her.