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Blind dates are full of possibilities.
The guy came in contact with a woman named Jane at Joes girlfriends birthday party.
At the party, Jane tried to hit on him.
Jane asked him out again twice in the subsequent months and he kept getting annoyed by her.
He refused to tell the guy who he was setting him up with.
His entire friend group knew that he had rejected her 3 times and that she was quite obsessive.
He could have been trying to give them both the chance of meeting and getting to know each other.
Id like to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he had good intentions.
They arent used to being treated well, so theyll start to create a fantasy of them being together.
James Preecealso added, I have seen this tendency in both men and women.
It usually happens because when the breakup or rejection happens, there isnt a lot of clarity.
Meaning the person doing the rejecting wasnt clear or honest about why they were not interested.
By persisting so many times, shes not being respectful of his boundaries.
Id advise her to give her attention to someone who would appreciate it.
If you spend your life chasing Mr. Wrong, youll never get close to Mr.
I would just tell her to move on.
You deserve someone that can really meet you and like you for all of who you are.
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