My Facebook guy

He added you because when people get a facebook request they accept if they know the person, even if they have no relevance in their life anymore.

I never understand why people do that.

Because you feel mean rejecting them.
A friend from primary school who I haven't spoken to since then added me a few days ago. I added them because they were important at one point in my life and wouldn't want to reject them!

I am originally from London and studying at a London university. When I was at school there was a funny, clever, shy, awkward and average looking guy (give him a 6/10) who really fancied me. At the time I was madly obsessed with another guy (he was a 9/10 and I was shallow and felt that as I would give myself an 9/10, I should have been with someone better looking - terrible, I know!).

I recently started to really regret not getting together with the funny guy and now realise that he is perfect for me. I found him on Facebook and asked him to be my friend. He accepted immediately (I presume he wanted to stalk my profile) but when I tried to chat to him, comment on his status etc, I've had no response from him. I know he is studying in London too and was hoping that he might ask me out on a date. I sent him a Facebook message as a last straw to ask him generally how he was etc but I got no response. I know for a fact that he is single and he is still straight (!). We have no mutual friends.

Have I really blown it? What can I do to get him back? I know what I did was shallow and wrong but I have grown as a person and recognise the error of my ways. Is it too late?

I am originally from London and studying at a London university. When I was at school there was a funny, clever, shy, awkward and average looking guy (give him a 6/10) who really fancied me. At the time I was madly obsessed with another guy (he was a 9/10 and I was shallow and felt that as I would give myself an 9/10, I should have been with someone better looking - terrible, I know!).

I recently started to really regret not getting together with the funny guy and now realise that he is perfect for me. I found him on Facebook and asked him to be my friend. He accepted immediately (I presume he wanted to stalk my profile) but when I tried to chat to him, comment on his status etc, I've had no response from him. I know he is studying in London too and was hoping that he might ask me out on a date. I sent him a Facebook message as a last straw to ask him generally how he was etc but I got no response. I know for a fact that he is single and he is still straight (!). We have no mutual friends.

Have I really blown it? What can I do to get him back? I know what I did was shallow and wrong but I have grown as a person and recognise the error of my ways. Is it too late?

I am originally from London and studying at a London university. When I was at school there was a funny, clever, shy, awkward and average looking guy (give him a 6/10) who really fancied me. At the time I was madly obsessed with another guy (he was a 9/10 and I was shallow and felt that as I would give myself an 9/10, I should have been with someone better looking - terrible, I know!).

I recently started to really regret not getting together with the funny guy and now realise that he is perfect for me. I found him on Facebook and asked him to be my friend. He accepted immediately (I presume he wanted to stalk my profile) but when I tried to chat to him, comment on his status etc, I've had no response from him. I know he is studying in London too and was hoping that he might ask me out on a date. I sent him a Facebook message as a last straw to ask him generally how he was etc but I got no response. I know for a fact that he is single and he is still straight (!). We have no mutual friends.

Have I really blown it? What can I do to get him back? I know what I did was shallow and wrong but I have grown as a person and recognise the error of my ways. Is it too late?