Met this incredible girl at the IKEA counter today, got an intensive eye contact with her and now I can't stop thinking about her... Why do I get attached to some people so extremely easy?
Wow, sorry for the long topic guys!
I went out to the local IKEA today and bought some good old useless stuff that I barely need (lol). However, when I was about to pay for the items I got an intensive look from the girl behind the counter. At first I just thought that it's just her doing her job by being polite and showing a good face/attitude towards her customers. The thing that got to me was when I were saying goodbye and wishing her a good weekend, then she gave me a very intense look with a really genuine smile. The looks was just the same I was giving her, I mean it was obvious that I felt very attracted by this girl and now I'm questioning myself if she felt the same, considering the looks she gave me?
This post became quite weirder than I thought but I really can't let this girl off my mind. I can see her before me with her beautiful smile... Afterwards I just asked myself; why the hell didn't you ask her out or perhaps showed some interest more than being polite and a combination of cute and shyness.
Since I've been in quite alot of relationships and I just feel it's so typical of me to fall for someone like this I must ask you here at reddit, do you also have this habbit of getting attached to people and really fall in "love" easily?
My friends at the university would say that this is so typical me since when I find something that I like, then I am determined to get it. Once I have something on my mind, then it's like devouring me and consuming me totally... Anyone feel that they're the same or am I just that fucked up?
Hopefully I'll see this girl in the future.... <3
TL;DR I fall in love easily & keep thinking on her all the time - anyone else having this problem and really knows that they should relax and take it easy instead of wanting it all on the same time?
Hope I did this post in the correct subreddit & using the correct terms. Sorry but I'm new to Reddit! :)
Peace out everyone
Posted Apr 14, 2013, 12:58 AM UTC