Girls do this to me, if you were you, what would you do? Seek advice

Well, you still want the two of you to be together

So I guess you should still ask her if she likes you or not... to really solve it.

Refusing you in the past doesn't mean that it's still like this now, people will change, maybe now they find your good, they will be like this, don't give up after a failure, since there is this kind of opportunity now, and you still like him, you can try to pursue him, don't think too much, action is always more than hesitating to want to be practical.

Just kidding, try to see if she likes you anymore.

You're also rare for her to call her a derder

You should ask him about this.

What he thinks only he knows, how can we know.

She must have taken a liking to you! Because, there is a girl who treats the boy she likes like this!

She now finds you good and likes you.

Feelings are wonderful things. Just because you're nice to her doesn't mean she'll like you. If you don't feel it, no matter how hard you try, you're just a friend.

His behavior is indeed worth moving, but whether you like it or not depends on yourself.

I will, because I'm such a man!

Anything is possible, but see if it's true love, if so, don't give up, if not, make it clear, don't hurt others and yourself.

I won't, just because I don't like it.

Lonely people! Find Joy!

Let's observe!

If he is sincere and has been tested to a certain extent, I will consider accepting him.

First of all, this boyfriend will be very bad to you, you are working alone in other places, your boyfriend actually left you alone, didn't have a sweet word, and finally lost his temper with you at every turn.

Secondly, this newly acquainted brother is very good to you, and a good person should have a good reward, as for the end, will it be a question, then let me ask you, do you still love this boyfriend, can you tolerate his temper with you all the time, if you can't ask you to let go, you can go on like this for the rest of your life after marriage, can you bear it?

If it were me, I would.

If I were this woman, first of all I would be very angry and disappointed, because I believe that my friends will regard me as one of her closest friends. However, when I read this woman's story, I realized that the question behind this incident is not just whether to trust a friend to be honest with him, but how to balance economic development and relationships.

First, I will try to draw lessons from this experience. Even though this woman didn't expect her friends to scam her, I think a common lesson is that we must always be vigilant and not hesitate to trust people we don't know very well, or who are used to breaking through our trusting relationships. We must regularly check our financial records to ensure that our expenses and incomes are on track, and that we do not regard money as the only criterion of personal worth.

Second, I think about how to maintain and handle the friendship. I would be very disappointed if my friend betrayed my trust when I spent a few thousand dollars, but that doesn't mean I'm going to cut off that friendship right away. As human beings, we sometimes make mistakes, but we must be honest about our mistakes and find a suitable way to remedy them.

I would choose to be honest with her, express my disappointment and anger, hear why she did that, and try to find a way to restore our trust and friendship.

Finally, I try to balance economic development and relationships. Although money is a part of life, we must know that the true value of relationships cannot be measured by money alone. Even if I lose a few thousand dollars, if this friend is a true friend, then this money may be able to give back to myself some sincere emotional experiences and lasting relationships.

Of course, there are some unscrupulous people in the world who behave beyond what is acceptable, but most people are trustworthy and respectful.

In short, if I were this woman, I would do everything I could to take positive steps to resolve this matter while maintaining confidence and optimism in the world, believing that there are more good things waiting for me in the future.