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What should I do about this girl?
I met this girl in high school 5 years ago. We were pretty friendly with each other, for example I would post the"tbh" posts on Facebook and she would like every last one. We were also friendly in college. We both went to the local school, but we wouldn't see each other often. Of the times we did, she seemed happy to be around me. We ended up talking at the library once for a few hours before I had to leave. It got real deep, we talked about family and a bunch of other stuff. Or if we had a class we would sit together and do homework and stuff like that. Between then and now, she got a boyfriend. Once we hung out before class doing homework and he showed up, he barely even looked at me or even said hi, it seemed like he was jealous. Here's why I ask this question: She texted me last month out of nowhere, saying she found her old phone with my number in it. We texted for a while but she ended up dropping the conversation. I left it alone but she texted me a few days ago, and the same thing happened. The first time makes sense but why text me twice, especially if she's just going to drop the conversation. Should I make an effort to stay friends and text first? I could take it or leave it, I haven't seen her in forever. I doubt our friendship would change if I didn't do anything.
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- MamawidsomLv 711 months agoFavorite Answer
She's bore and maybe lonely. A lot of people who are staying home and isolated are. She's just rambling through any contacts she has and striking up a conversation with no real point or goal in mind. Do not read this as a long lost love seeking you out.
If you don't have anything better to do, feel free to respond if she texts you again. If you don't have time or find it bothersome, don't respond. It is that simple.