I donÂ’t think she is trying to play some mind games.
“Playing hard to get” involves some game plan on her part; to induce you to invest more time on her, she’ll need to push and pull.
A girl who “plays hard to get” will try to keep a healthy ratio to make you want more.
Eg. You call her 3 times, sheÂ’ll reply you only once. That way she can ensure you remain hooked and make you want more. In your case, it seems like she is out right pushing you away.
IÂ’m more inclined to believe she has moderate interest in you right now. Originally posted by _+cloudstrife+_:
but i juz called her n said i was goin out wid sum1 alrdy and she was lyk " oh ok but can we still lyk meet sum other time" . tis is soughta blessin in disguise rite

but not gonna 2 time la . So rest ez ppl .
IÂ’m glad you are willing to experiment a bit
but itÂ’s not a good idea to make it so obvious.When you call her just to tell her you are dating someone else, she discovers 2 things:
1) You are still hung up about her.
2) You are trying too hard and making your game plan too obvious to her
IÂ’m surprised she didnÂ’t call you bluff!
Cloudstrife:
"Oh yeah, did I mention yet? IÂ’m going out with XX right now"(Translation: Eat thatÂ…now you have to beg me to call youÂ…hahaha!!)Her:
"oh ok but can we still like meet sum other time.."(Translation: HAHAHAÂ…Is that supposed to make me jealous??)Ignoring her is good. But it must be done in a tactful way.
But when you make it too obvious, you appear insecure.
Building rapport and giving her less attentionWhen you see her in school next time and she happens to be in a group. Walk up to that group, work her for just a few linesÂ…
Then naturally switch your attention to some other girl in that group. Engage that new girl into a convo and isolate your primary target. Let your target fight for your attention.
If her interest is still at a healthy level, she will try to work her way into the convo. She has good reasons to do so, those are her friends. She doesnÂ’t want to feel left out.
You will be building good rapport with her friends and making her invest moreÂ…two birds in one stone.
Avoid messages and long phone callsSmses and phonecalls work for others...not for you.
There is something Yuko once said about sending messages and callingÂ…it doesnÂ’t convey the right kind of emotion sometimes. You have tried and didnÂ’t get good response from her.
So avoid doing things that doesn't work for you.
Skip messages all together. You have plenty of time to talk to her face to face since you can probably see her in school.
Focus more on one-on-one interaction with her in school. If she asks you why you stop calling and sending messages, just tell her you are busy.
And BE BUSY.
Good luck.