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Silent girls.

God Bless Anonymity.

By entering university I wanted to have a more serious life than before. I always used to "play" with girls, and generally never was a long-term relationship guy (except for some "special friendships"). I wanted to change things and become mature.

And I started slowly liking a girl from my class who appears to be the total opposite of me. I knew that something was growing between us... and for some reason I was interested in her.
But she is timid and I'm not used to timid girls. Really, they're so mysterious and I would like to know her more. She rarely speaks, except with her eyes...

But she accepted my invitation.

This night, among all stress and occupations, I managed to invite her to a rock concert in which I sang... after which I was alone with her.

And since she didn't speak... I spoke too much, carelessly. I became logorroic. Talking all the time, about everything, trying to be funny. Talking, talking, talking, even silliest things.
And I could never understand whether she was listening to me, whether she was thinking that I'm stupid or just shy to tell what she thinks.
But I couldn't stop talking. Because if I stopped, there was plain silence.
And I am clueless about what that silence means.

After a drink and a walk I took her to her home. She didn't even ask me to come in. Maybe she was so annoyed by my conversation (or rather, monologue)...

I am quite sure that I have no more chances with her. I will learn from what happened today.

But I would like to know your opinion on how I should behave in future with silent/shy girls... and what to say or ask when they are silent as stones...

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Reply 1

She's a he.


BTW out of intrest is she fit? I've never seen a quiet fit girl.

Reply 2

The only way would be to ask direct questions, however this could make things worse if you ask something she doesn't want to talk about or could make you seem a bit (cant think of the right word) pushy.

tazmanmaniac
BTW out of intrest is she fit? I've never seen a quiet fit girl.

There are quite a few out there, just harder to spot as theyre, well, quiet.

Reply 3

You might have spoken too much...might have been better to ask her more questions instead of talking about nonsense :wink:

Reply 4

She was probably inexperienced and didn't know what to do. Just take the initiative and charge insider her house armed with Vaseline, protection and a whip and handcuffs because the quiet ones are probably monsters in bed.

Reply 5

Anonymous
God Bless Anonymity.

By entering university I wanted to have a more serious life than before. I always used to "play" with girls, and generally never was a long-term relationship guy (except for some "special friendships"). I wanted to change things and become mature.

And I started slowly liking a girl from my class who appears to be the total opposite of me. I knew that something was growing between us... and for some reason I was interested in her.
But she is timid and I'm not used to timid girls. Really, they're so mysterious and I would like to know her more. She rarely speaks, except with her eyes...

But she accepted my invitation.

This night, among all stress and occupations, I managed to invite her to a rock concert in which I sang... after which I was alone with her.

And since she didn't speak... I spoke too much, carelessly. I became logorroic. Talking all the time, about everything, trying to be funny. Talking, talking, talking, even silliest things.
And I could never understand whether she was listening to me, whether she was thinking that I'm stupid or just shy to tell what she thinks.
But I couldn't stop talking. Because if I stopped, there was plain silence.
And I am clueless about what that silence means.

After a drink and a walk I took her to her home. She didn't even ask me to come in. Maybe she was so annoyed by my conversation (or rather, monologue)...

I am quite sure that I have no more chances with her. I will learn from what happened today.

But I would like to know your opinion on how I should behave in future with silent/shy girls... and what to say or ask when they are silent as stones...


Was this your diary entry for today?

Reply 6

I was in a really "speaky" mood. You know, after concerts, and meeting many people, receiving compliments and attention from everyone, etc. I am always a bit "over-self-enjoying".

Yeah... I wanted to ask more direct questions but thought that I would come through as too pushy. Even for stupid questions like "so how do you find the city?" "what did you do at night in your town?" she sometimes replied with a smile and silence. And I had no other choice than breaking the silence with another question... :frown:

Reply 7

Anonymous
I was in a really "speaky" mood. You know, after concerts, and meeting many people, receiving compliments and attention from everyone, etc. I am always a bit "over-self-enjoying".

Yeah... I wanted to ask more direct questions but thought that I would come through as too pushy. Even for stupid questions like "so how do you find the city?" "what did you do at night in your town?" she sometimes replied with a smile and silence. And I had no other choice than breaking the silence with another question... :frown:


Are you sure she can speak English? or even understand it.....

Reply 8

When is a girl gonna be quiet all night and in life then at her door step say "Wanna come in and hump me on the TV"

Doesnt happen, Quiet girls are shy and usually not used to that sorta stuff so it wud be hard however I know that the quiet ones become the loud ones that you wished wud shut up wen you're doing the kinky thing

Reply 9

silent girls = silent assassins

*shifty look*

:ninja:

Reply 10

Anonymous
God Bless Anonymity.

By entering university I wanted to have a more serious life than before. I always used to "play" with girls, and generally never was a long-term relationship guy (except for some "special friendships"). I wanted to change things and become mature.

And I started slowly liking a girl from my class who appears to be the total opposite of me. I knew that something was growing between us... and for some reason I was interested in her.
But she is timid and I'm not used to timid girls. Really, they're so mysterious and I would like to know her more. She rarely speaks, except with her eyes...

But she accepted my invitation.

This night, among all stress and occupations, I managed to invite her to a rock concert in which I sang... after which I was alone with her.

And since she didn't speak... I spoke too much, carelessly. I became logorroic. Talking all the time, about everything, trying to be funny. Talking, talking, talking, even silliest things.
And I could never understand whether she was listening to me, whether she was thinking that I'm stupid or just shy to tell what she thinks.
But I couldn't stop talking. Because if I stopped, there was plain silence.
And I am clueless about what that silence means.

After a drink and a walk I took her to her home. She didn't even ask me to come in. Maybe she was so annoyed by my conversation (or rather, monologue)...

I am quite sure that I have no more chances with her. I will learn from what happened today.

But I would like to know your opinion on how I should behave in future with silent/shy girls... and what to say or ask when they are silent as stones...

well i mean if she doesnt talk then what a boring relationship! a conversation needs more than one person!

Reply 11

She sorta answered to my questions only when she wanted. Leaving me with the impression that the remaining questions were impolite or politically incorrect.
I once started imitating her way of conversating and she laughed (eureka!).
But that's all.

Any other silent girls on this forum who would like to clarify what this might mean? Please :smile:

Reply 12

unfinished sympathy
well i mean if she doesnt talk then what a boring relationship! a conversation needs more than one person!

I agree. While she might be mysterious, where do you see a relationship like this going? I'd say 'she might open up', but if she couldn't even say a few words in response to a direct question....ehh...I'm not so sure about that. How does she act around her friends?

Reply 13

Anonymous
She sorta answered to my questions only when she wanted. Leaving me with the impression that the remaining questions were impolite or politically incorrect.
I once started imitating her way of conversating and she laughed (eureka!).
But that's all.

Any other silent girls on this forum who would like to clarify what this might mean? Please :smile:

well im kinda quiet in real life :p: with the opposite sex anyway, and i would say shes boring. If youintend on actually talking in your future relationships, then this girl may not be the one for you. Its ok being nervous at first but to not talk hardly at all! thats just odd! i would lay off her, and if she likes youshell come to you.. if not move on! most quiet girls are quiet to start with and then youget to know them and theyre not as quiet, she just sounds boring imo!

Reply 14

shes abit **** then if u ask me

Reply 15

She's new to the city, so I don't think she has many friends apart from my "clique" at university.
She really studies most of the time... but the empathic/nonverbal communication between us was quite intense in the beginning.

Please note that we're not yet in a relationship, and it's still "work in progress" (though I don't know what to do since I'm used to girls who had at least a bit of initiative).

Reply 16

Leave it be. She's obviously a bore.

I've just got this image in my head that she actually said nothing the whole time.

I'm quite shy when meeting guys for the first time but I still talk! I'd feel like a bit of a **** if I didn't tbh.

And not inviting a guy in doesn't mean anything. If I get walked back home by a guy I don't invite him in unless I know him well - I'd just feel awkward.

Reply 17

Anonymous
She's new to the city, so I don't think she has many friends apart from my "clique" at university.
She really studies most of the time... but the empathic/nonverbal communication between us was quite intense in the beginning.

Please note that we're not yet in a relationship, and it's still "work in progress" (though I don't know what to do since I'm used to girls who had at least a bit of initiative).

then dont bother,and move on. Being shy and lonely doesnt equal that she has nil conversation. i mean i seriously would leave it up to her, if she comes over to you, then say hello, etc but dont go over to her.

Reply 18

but shes blatantly ignoring you! she agreed to go out with you: fair enough - but then you would at least expect out of decency, for her to respond to you talking to her! i dont understand people like that. even if they are shy why agree to go out with you in the first place - if they know they are shy, why even agree to soemthing like that?? if shes really that desperately shy why did she infact even listen to you in the first place and take your offer?

Reply 19

is she fit?