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Input: About a year ago, I met a pretty awesome girl , that I will call Jackie, that I instantly liked. She is super funny,interesting and definitely my type. We hit it off pretty well and right from the start we talked a lot. Three months after we meet I asked Jackie out , she said no. Jackie mentioned she felt like she didn't know me well enough to date. This was pretty hard on me and I considered unfriending Jackie here but after a discussion with her I decided not to. 

A couple of months later, once I thought I was over her I dated another girl that I will call Paige, but after two months I realized I did not like Paige but rather still liked Jackie. As soon as I realized this I broke up with Paige. 

Considering that the original reason that Jackie had given me to reject me was that we didn't each other, I thought that maybe now I had a chance. After waiting for the break-up with Paige to be less fresh , I started flirting with Jackie again.  We texted almost every night. Things seemed to be going well, Jackie was very responsive to my texts, invited me lunch and other things she participated in.

 I decided I had to talk to her about my feelings again. I felt that asking Jackie out again might be insensitive so I didn't ask her out again and just told her I had feelings for her. Jackie this time told she felt we weren't compatible. For multiple reasons including fear of not moving on from her if we stayed friend and not wanting to be a mess like the last time she rejected me. I decided to cut her out of my life. 

TL:DR Hit it off with a girl asked her out , got rejected became really good friends with her and after 9 month told her I had feeling for her , got rejected again, decided to cut her out my life.

unfriending a girl I liked