i met this girl in collage 2 years ago, At that time i had a big crush on her, so i sent flowers on her birthday. , but i dint have my name on them she called me and thanked me for the flowers at that time, But nothing serious happened between us, we took a few courses together after we met, Recently she told me that she thinks i am cute, and that she had a crush on me the first day of class but she had to stop after learning that i was a Muslim. Yesterday i was online and she asked me when my birthday was, i told her that it passed, and she asked me if i was going to send her flowers for her birthday which is on the 22nd of December, I was like how about red roses this time, and she told me that she likes Pink roses. Then she asked me if i was really going to send her roses for her birthday?. Is she trying to tell me something? We never really hung out out of class and i have not seen her in a while. What should i do?
She is the one always saying hi over msn, i dont even msn her!
A question to the ladies out there?
She's interested in you. And I think this is her way of casually flirting and giving you the "ok" to make a move....Perhaps whatever was holding her back previously, doesn't seem to be as important to her anymore.
If she is messaging you and especially hinting for you to go ahead and make a move, she is definitely interested! If I were you, I wouldn't go all out....but surprise her. Send her roses-- or something completely creative and unexpected. I'm sure she will enjoy it. Maybe after not seeing you around as often since you no longer have class together, inviting you to her party is a way to make that happen. I say go for it. She's giving you all of the signs. But remain casual, don't get your hopes up too far-- Sometimes there is a fine line between a girl being flirty because she is interested and a girl being flirty in a "just being nice" kind of way...
I would go to the party...see her reaction, how she is in person rather than over the computer..and go from there! Good luck :)
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