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Hello everyone, I need some advice on one guy I have my eye on but first background info.

I'm 20 years old and came out to my family about a month and a half ago which went extremely well, mainly due to the fact my family members have each other. This was important for my mom since my sister was able to get her to understand. My sister said she knew I was gay, which was something I wasn't expecting. Ever since coming out I felt as though, what else in life is there to fear besides death? So I'm currently at or close to my highest self-esteem I've ever been and people have noticed. There are more changes I want to make for myself but those have to wait which I have no problem with.

I joined the LGBT club on my school campus and they're all great people except one who I'll get to in a minute. There are a few members of the club I have or did have a crush on. One of them was taken, so he's off the list. Another one was single. My prior attempts at getting into a relationship with guys always failed so I decided to take a different approach. This guy we were friends, hung out a bit outside of school so I just told him up front that I liked him. He said I definitely had a shot.

Fast forward about 2~3 weeks on a Sunday evening, he calls me asking if I called him, which I didn't. I rarely call people, so I know when and where I call people but he insisted that I called him. He tells me that he isn't interested in me as a boyfriend, which I have no issue with, however he goes into reasons. He said I was clingy, made him look bad, only likes older guys. He also told me to stop calling him. That angered me but I just replied with "Don't worry, I won't." The next morning, I felt a great sense of relief because I felt as though I dodged a bullet there and made me realize that I've changed so much. I used to have a fear of being rejected but after that I no longer have that fear at all. About a week later, I found out through my friends in the club that he had nothing good to say about me before calling me that Sunday. Currently he and I don't talk and he actively tries to ignore me. Saves me the trouble of trying to be cordial and polite.

However, that didn't really discourage me in the least and I have a new guy I'm interested in. The only problem is that there is only 2 weeks left before break and only 1 day out of those 2 weeks I can talk to him. He and I aren't friends yet but are acquaintances. I talked with him a few times but not as much as I wanted to. I really want to get to know him better but I feel as though asking for his number would be too presumptuous of me, but if I don't I'll have to wait until January which is too long of a wait. I have a feeling of what I should do but I still you your opinion.
 
I'd wait until January otherwise you'll end up ruining your holiday by becoming lost in daydreams. Tell him you'd like the chance to get to know him better next semester and let it go at that. Good luck.
 
Thanks for the advice, Seasoned. I'll do that, such a simple solution that I didn't think of. I don't want to say it's perfect but it's almost perfect, about 99.9%.
 
In the meantime, you could friend him in FB and start a conversation there. If the two of you get to know eath other and you decide it's something you both want to pursue, then you can make plans for doing something in January when you return to school.
 
Well an update. I got his number last Thursday and we talked for an hour but had to cut it short. Apparently I'm a certain person, since he only gives his phone number to certain people so that must count for something. I tried talking to him yesterday but got no reply, oh well. I'll just try again on Friday since I know he and I will be busy for most of the week with finals and other obligations.
 
Well an update. I got his number last Thursday and we talked for an hour but had to cut it short. Apparently I'm a certain person, since he only gives his phone number to certain people so that must count for something. I tried talking to him yesterday but got no reply, oh well. I'll just try again on Friday since I know he and I will be busy for most of the week with finals and other obligations.

That sounds awesome :D. How exactly did you accomplish it?
 
That sounds awesome :D. How exactly did you accomplish it?

During the meeting, he and I were talking for a while and when he was getting ready to leave, I just asked if I could get his phone number(those are almost the exact same words I used too). I didn't see or sense any hesitation or awkwardness from him when he I asked. So here's to hoping something can happen.
 
Well sadly this one doesn't have a happy ending. He said I started talking to him too late and because of the month long break we have, there's no chance. I suggested we try again in January and was shot down. He also said he was talking to an ex and doesn't know what will happen with that. The talking to the ex part made me lose interest as shortsighted as that sounds. Despite feeling nothing but negative emotions, I wished him a happy break and holidays and left it on a friendly note.

That's one more strike added to the list.
 
hi Lexmorn,

First of all, welcome to JUB and feel free to ask any question you like. Secondly, I would like to congratulate you, as you told us:

(1): I'm 20 years old and came out to my family about a month and a half ago which went extremely well.

(2): I joined the LGBT club on my school campus and they're all great people (..).

(3): So I'm currently at or close to my highest self-esteem I've ever been and people have noticed.

So you are totally out, and you are very happy (and likely no one cares that you are gay, or several of them already knew or had some clues). Quite a few guys of and around your age over face much more problems in regard to coming out.

So I am as well very happy that all went so smoothly with you. Ofcourse, you would like to have a sweet boyfriend, but take your time. Be friendly and polite towards the other gay guys, try to make as much as possible gay friends (and I tend to think you are doing this right now), and sooner or later you will find your sweet matey.

So I can understand very well that you feel a bit disappointed ('bad luck with guys'), but take your time. How many of your straight class mates have a girlfriend? All of them?

Best wishes, and feel free to ask for more advice.
 
I'm sorry to hear that this one didn't work out, but I've got a lot of strikes on my list, too. Just shake it off and enjoy your winter break!
 
hi Lexmorn,

First of all, welcome to JUB and feel free to ask any question you like. Secondly, I would like to congratulate you, as you told us:

(1): I'm 20 years old and came out to my family about a month and a half ago which went extremely well.

(2): I joined the LGBT club on my school campus and they're all great people (..).

(3): So I'm currently at or close to my highest self-esteem I've ever been and people have noticed.

So you are totally out, and you are very happy (and likely no one cares that you are gay, or several of them already knew or had some clues). Quite a few guys of and around your age over face much more problems in regard to coming out.

So I am as well very happy that all went so smoothly with you. Ofcourse, you would like to have a sweet boyfriend, but take your time. Be friendly and polite towards the other gay guys, try to make as much as possible gay friends (and I tend to think you are doing this right now), and sooner or later you will find your sweet matey.

So I can understand very well that you feel a bit disappointed ('bad luck with guys'), but take your time. How many of your straight class mates have a girlfriend? All of them?

Best wishes, and feel free to ask for more advice.

Thank you and I know I'm lucky to have such a understanding family because I know how some people can't come out due to various reasons. With my straight friends, only a few have girlfriends. It's about the same amount too, with my gay friends. "Sooner or later", I really hate those words mainly since I'm impatient when it comes to certain things.

I'm sorry to hear that this one didn't work out, but I've got a lot of strikes on my list, too. Just shake it off and enjoy your winter break!

After failing so many times I wonder if it's me or is it other people, whenever I think on it I usually come to the conclusion that it's the second one. I'm over it but it's just a longing feeling of when will I ever catch a break?
 
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