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Saw a girl I haven't really hung out with much (she has a boyfriend now, I fucked things up some time ago). Went out to dinner with her, did some light kino (she seemed fine with it, did not seem uncomfortable, just not responsive). She called me an asshole (playfully) as dinner when I said she was starting to look 30 (she's 25) and asked the waitress if I was an asshole. Specified that I was her friend, specifically, to the waitress.
She brought up rejecting me (I didn't do it, had no intention of doing so) and she said something about how she had done it because we had "such similar flaws" or something like that. In reality, it was because I was really awkward around her (she had been actively and heavily flirting with me beforehand, and we've slept together before), and that she did it because we would have never worked out. I just assume this was all a "I'm trying to be nice and rejecting you" (even though, once again, no intention of getting with her).
She then, as I was saying good night, and I agreed with her rejection reason (was going to take it a step further and try to reject her too, but did not get the chance). She said "And also, I have a boyfriend, and he treats me well."
Was this total disinterest, or disinterest because she's attached? I don't intend on hitting on her anytime soon, though I think she thought that. We're moving to relatively the same area (and as far as I know, she is not bringing her boyfriend) and I'd like to reconnect in a few months, and just see if I can start afresh.
Sounds to me like shit-testing till certain extent when bringing the boyfriend situation. Why? Well, I don't know how good of friends you guys are, but why would she go on a date with a guy she's had sex with before while being in a relationship with someone else?
Just think about it...I don't see disinterest at all...
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