Ok, great. I understand the position you’re in. It can get lonely being by yourself and can be a heavy weight. And just about everyone has been stung by rejection and it can hurt like hell. But it’s so important to temper your expectations until you can draw things out naturally. And even if this person does like you and would like to date you, you’re going to put a ton of pressure on them if you burst out and say “I love you” right away. And even if you’re in a group with them it should be easy to find a moment when just the 2 of you are together and start a conversation about something. Or open a door for them, or offer them something you’re eating. Be attentive but not overbearing. And then maybe see if they’re open to doing something just with you. See a movie, play a video game together, go to a museum … Just be cool. So instead of saying “I love you”, say, “I had a great time”. See what happens from there!

I’ll probably be dead soon so that’s my plan.

Midsommar freaks me out the more I think about that movie. I mean, the guy in the bear suit at the end about to be burned alive but he’s completely paralyzed but can see, hear, and feel everything?

You can explain everything about the world to a child by reason alone. And once they become rational themselves they’ll be able to determine that since there is no evidence at all for any god ever existing they can dispense with that fairytale.

Your post really made me laugh for some reason.

A father has never been in my life so I don’t even think about it.

No.

Hold on. Do you talk to and interact with this person in real life? Has this person done anything at all that might make you think they like you?

I’ve never heard this. Jealous of what?

Oh man. I really love the British version of the office and Gervais. It’s so much better than the american one. He’s done some shows too. After Life and Extras are great.