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Thanks VV thats a great great peice of advice, ive tried to leave her be but yesterday i txt her to ask how exams went (She was working i wasnt) and she just broke down stormed out of work and cried for 4 hrs last night i kept hassling her to talk to me Stupid i know but couldnt help it, she just keeps saying shes morally not well so i put it all on the line AGAIN and feel like a bigger fool now than i did before and i reckon ive blown it now for sure. I had every intention of leaving it be but her severe reaction yesterday got me so upset i had to find out what was wrong and opened the whole thing up again.The one thing I always say, which might sound harsh, but has helped a couple of friends I've had in similar situations, is that when you spoke to her to first time, you needed to consider that she might react in this way.
The fact is, she has every right not to feel about you the same way that you do about her, and in your situation, you're almost certain not to see things clearly, taking her efforts to let you down gently and not damage your professional relationship as mixed messages.
The last thing you want to be is that guy that won't leave her alone (and I'm not suggesting that you're doing this), so the more you let this eat you up, and the more you let her know that it's still eating you up, the less attractive she is going to find you, regardless of whether she's going back and forth about it or not.
The fact is, there's never a functional relationship that comes from one side doing all the work. You've laid your cards on the table - Now you need to be cool about it and let her come to her own decision. If she's interested in you, and she knows how you feel, then you'll be there.
You have to think about the guy that you're going to be while she's making the decision: You can either be guy that stares at her longingly (which is rarely as romantic as it feels when you're doing it or watching it in a movie) and making her feel like you need her; or you can be the guy who has let her know that you like her, but still displays all of the qualities that she might be looking for in a guy.
Women also rarely find a lack of interest in other women to be a turn-off, so while guys think that they need to devote themselves to someone to get their attention, the woman is more likely to look at the guy's "devotion" as something weird.
The best thing you can do, whether this girl is in any way interested in you or not, is to move on with your life and act as though you would have a year ago, when you had no idea who this girl was. If she isn't interested, then you'll be moving on with your life, and if she is interested, or at least could be swayed in the future, you'll be putting your best foot forward and being the guy that she might actually like, not the guy that she's currently lukewarm about.
Whether its too late i dont know probably is but the fact she was in that state was scary and now im just gonna leave her be and not mention it again she deserves better than stressing about my feelings.