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Hey, I was just wondering: there is a young woman I quite like; we are in the same classes in school and she always sits with me, we always work together, she talks to me and everything, but when class is over, she's kind of in a hurry (all the time): she just says bye and that's it. Does any of this means anything? Is she just shy, or interested/not interested or it really doesn't mean anything because it's some other weirdo female behaviour?
Thanks, have a nice day
Hello Jonathan!
There are no hard-and-fast rules about what it could mean.
What's important here however isn't what it means, it's that you're interested in her (right?)
Don't worry about whether she likes you or not. You can CREATE attraction in women. Instead, invite her out for coffee or something so you can get to know her outside of school!
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