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Auto-Rejected Girl Sabotaging me in Social Circle

Damien

Space Monkey
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Hey guys,

there's a girl in my social circle who is causing me a little bit of headache. A year ago she was very into me - I was flirting with her and the other girls of that group but I never did sth with her (but fucked two other girls from the same group). One evening we made out but I told her that I didn't want to take her home because she's too sweet (I still think so), so I basically rejected her and sent her into auto-rejection. A month later I changed my mind and actually tried to pull her, pretty insistently, because I was going abroad for 7 months and she told me she wouldn't be around anymore when I come back. I got rebuffed by her but I left the country soon after her. So now I'm back in my country and she's stil lhere.

We're back to being flirty, but I can sense that she is still in auto-rejection. The problem is, that she sometimes kind of randomly tells the story how she rejected me to other people when we're in a group-setting. Yesterday there was another girl there I like and this girl and she told the group "Do you remember Damien how we were holding hands one evening and you really wanted to show me that church? But then I didn't go with you." (I used that line a couple of times to pull a girl home last year - there's a church next to my place). So she is publicly stating that I wanted her and she rejected me, which is not the best thing. I think it doesn't affect my reputation too much, she's kind of the naive baby of the group, but it still annoys me cuz I don't know how to answer this.

TL;DR: How do you respond when a girl is telling a story of her rejecting you in front of you, in a group setting?
 

Fuck This

Cro-Magnon Man
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You can't be defensive in the least. I think you need to own it and say something to the effect of how you two were on different levels back then and what a shame that was...

"Yes we really were out of sync. It's a shame wasn't it? I'm glad we can look back on that and laugh." And then move on to another topic.

She says it because she gets a reaction from you. Don't give her the defensive reaction she expects....
 

Damien

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Sorry for the super late reply, I didn't get any notification. Yes that seems like a good solution, I will try it out ASAP. Thanks a lot!!
 
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foggy

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It's really uncalibrated on her part and you mentioned she's the naive baby of the group. Everyone else in the group probably knows that as well.

As mentioned don't be defensive...you could actually have some fun with flipping the frame and saying, "That's not how it went at all. Yeah we were talking about going to the church but I was too tired to engage in religious shenanigans and went home." The memories of girls are pretty bad and I bet she would end up believing it.

Also when she's telling stories like that you can make eye contact with other members of the groups and raise your eyebrows as if to say "LMFAO what is this crustbag talkin about anyways?"
 
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