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Input: I've casually dated this girl some time back. I was 17 she was 19, she lived a 45 minute drive from me/1 hour train. We went out for half a year, but i was gone all summer, so we maybe saw each other 9 times in total. Recently we argued more and more because i was always pushing for affection, like for her to be sweeter through the phone or just be calm and laugh, and she just sort of took all of my jokes seriously. Whenever i made specific examples, she just said she was showing me she liked me in her own ways. Shes a shyboi so i just said whatever, blow it off.

I always make myself available to hang out but she was working full time and had some courses in school. she'd never really push to set up a day that works, she would find out what was happening, and if it was a carnival in town or a Zabawa (polish party where everyone just drinks and dances? i don't know how to translate that one) then she'd say yes, otherwise if it wasn't anything special she would usually say no.

Eventually she said she admitted she wasn't being as affectionate as she could be because shes introverted and the only way she will open up is once we date, which she'll be ready to once her life "calms down" and she's accepted into uni (she took 2 gap years to save up and improve marks). Ok, so if she basically wants FWB, who am i to deny.

Nearing the end, everytime we talked she'd fight me on small stuff, and i wouldn't respond well because her anger over small things would fuel my want to antagonize her. We took a couple of days of rest, once we started talking again we argued again and she said "I don't think a friends with benefits relationship will benefit either of us", so i stopped calling her and responding, because i don't want to remain friends. We're over right? She doesn't get to be apart of my life anymore.  
She says i'm an asshole and was just friends with her to hook up, i don't think we hung out a single time without fucking at some point. But i dont think im the asshole because i pushed for more than just this casual shit, but now that it's gone i don't think it'd be beneficial for me talk to her or interact with her at all. She thought removing sex from the equation would fix everything

  
Which got me to think, i've never remained friends with anyone I'd rather date. I don't ask every single girl i know out. I have a couple that are cool people and i enjoy talking to, but I only have really pushed myself to be with girls I'd want a relationship with. Sometimes it would work out, sometimes it wouldn't, but i would never remain friends with them. A littttttttle bit because i was hurt, but mostly because the only reason i started talking to them was with that intention, so once i saw that it wasn't going to go further, and they weren't anything special to talk to, i would respond if they messaged me, but i would stop being the one that called and texted them first.

not wanting to be friends with people I'd date