Can a girl who only thought of me as a friend earlier, like you if I developed major changes in me? What are the signs
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Posted by MiniBryant Jul 31st, 2012 at 2:44PM
ONLY change for someone if you know you have character faults and you want to be a better person. Don't change likes, dislikes, interests, hobbies, etc., for anyone.
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Posted by stephaniebis Aug 8th, 2012 at 11:03AM
She might want a romance yes but that doesn't mean you have to make major changes. The only one I'd suggest is be happy with yourself cos if you are not, then she won't be either. Intriguing but a truism, when you are not so attached to what people think, you become more attractive - tried and tested.
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Posted by Icouldntcomeuowithausername Aug 6th, 2012 at 12:52PM
Not to be a bringer of bad news. But physical attraction is important and its one of the initial things that attract people. Then everything else comes into play such as personality, intelligence and so forth. However, you should make these "major" changes for yourself because it's what you want, not to impress someone else.
Usually girls (not necessarily true for all girls) will try to get your attention, want to talk to you, joke around, suggest hanging out.
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Posted by BentWizzard Jul 31st, 2012 at 2:41PM
It's easy enough to tell if someone wants to be with you, trust your instincts on that.
The part that has me worried is how you said "change". I'll admit sometimes it goes a long way to clean the house up a bit and maybe get a new outfit to attract a girl, maybe even cutting your hair before you go for her. Other than that I can't honestly approve of any type of change. The person you are thinking about being with needs to accept you for who you ARE, not what they think you should be. If you make changes to yourself now, you will eventually whittle yourself down into nothingness and you will only be a shell of the person you are supposed to be. Nobody is worth that who is also worth having you.
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