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I have studied psychology for a number of years
Expert: Dan Date: 10/20/2007 Subject: Why is this girl being mean / cheeky to me ?
Question QUESTION: In my lesson, there is this girl who lately ALWAYS teases me, get rly cheeky with me and can be so sarcastic. I don't know why. She is shy / nice / kind with EVERYONE else but not with me. She gives me cheeky glances whenever we make eye contact. When lessons first started, she was rly shy & wouldn't speak much, but as time went on, i wanted her to be confortable & soon we both started gettin cheeky with each other - in a friendly / teasing way.
But lately she's treating me differently from everyone else. She criticizes my clothes, jokingly made a plan, in front of me with my mate to meet up, then said she wouldn't want to go out with me....
WHY is she behaving like this ?
ANSWER: Hi,
With only those facts, I can only give you a vague theory. It's possible she wants to become your friend but doesn't know how. Please tell me more.
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QUESTION: what else do u want to know ?
Answer Hi,
I really need to know more facts. These are not limited to:
1. Ages(yes both of your ages)
2. Do you think she likes you?
3. Wants to be your friend?
4. How would you react if she wants to be your friend?
5. How does she treat her friends?
6. Does she have many friends?
7. Is she shy?
8. Would you call her a good student?
These are only some of the facts I need to help answer this question. Please ask follow ups and include other things you feel would relate to this answer. Note all I can post are theories. I don't want a block theory, yet a theory directly for your case at hand. I recommend more than one expert for you as more people who give thoughts on this, better answers possible.
