Re: It is not that simple
Big Daddy said:
I saw her in summer (July) and we talked a lot and smiled a lot. At that point, I never thought that I might be interested in her. She had graduated in early August. In September, I decided to leave this hobby and then I thought of her. I did not have any information on her, but her name. I dug through my old e-mails about one year back and then I found her e-mail address (data mining). So the only contact I have with her is e-mail. In my first couple of e-mails, she had indicated that her company is in financial trouble and she may not have a job in October (if the financial troubles continue). I was very direct with her when I had indicated my interest to her.
I think my attraction may be psychological. Not being able to talk to her makes me feel even more attracted to her.
My first question is, how well do you really know her?? She may have a boyfriend, or she may be too preoccupied with work related concerns to devote a lot of time/attention to you.
Again, while these are only hypothetical scenerios, they are possibilities. I think it's good to be direct; however, try to avoid getting caught up with psychological issues. It's like the classic game of cat and mouse. If a woman knows she can have you whenever she wants, she won't stay interested for long... but the minute she thinks you might be interested in someone else, she'll jump your bones right then and there. I realize I'm painting with broad strokes here, and not every male/female "game" fits that pattern, but IMHO - for the most part, it's true.
The same goes for men. Let me ask you something. Would you still be so attracted to her if she was e-mailing/calling you day in and day out?? My guess is, no. Men like the thrill of the chase every bit as much as women do. The key is to play it cool, while at the same time being honest and true to yourself. If it doesn't work out, at least you gave it your best shot.