Black Knight wrote: I've been there before, it sucks Satan's balls and I feel for you. But let this pain teach you a lesson for the future; notice what happened here:
1. You met her 4 months ago, didn't make your move until 1 month later, and she told you that she doesn't see you as anything more than a friend.
2. Yet she's falling for a guy she met less than 2 weeks ago.
This no doubt strikes you as hideously unfair, and on some level I'd be inclined to agree, but it is what it is, and now you must deal with it. This is actually a very common pattern, if you care to look; think of all the couples that you know, and how they met. Only in TV shows and romcom flicks do longtime male and female friends suddenly discover, to their mutual delight, a passionate carnal ardor for each other. In real life, it's far more often the case that a guy meets a girl, makes his romantic intentions immediately clear, leads the relationship quickly and decisively in the direction of the bedroom, and then becomes her best friend and confidant after their sizzling sexual chemistry is already well-established.
Read these articles, and then read them again:
http://www.girlschase.com/content/just- ... -nightmare
http://www.girlschase.com/content/escalation-windows
http://www.girlschase.com/content/how-g ... -ever-need
http://www.girlschase.com/content/cant- ... more-girls
I am sorry, but you have probably lost this girl. I'd wager that you'd only have a chance with her if you cut off contact with her--for months, at a bare minimum--and then re-establish a relationship with the proper frame the second time around, after both of you have had time to wipe the slate clean. But given the depth of your feelings, and her awareness of how head-over-heels in love with her you are, I doubt even a long break will be enough to reset your friendship to the point that you can push things in a romantic direction. Certainly I never had any luck extricating myself from the dreaded friendzone.
Even tossing aside the extremely low-probability chance that you could get this girl after taking a break, I'd advise you to take a break from this girl anyway, for your own good. Trust me, as someone who's been there before, I can tell you right now that absolutely nothing productive will come from hanging around, continuing to be her friend, while the new guy either hits it off with her (while you drive yourself crazy imagining the two of them together) or the new guy breaks her heart (and she uses you as a shoulder to cry on, torturing you with the hope that she'll suddenly realize how much better you are for her...but this never, ever happens). Tell her that you care for her very much and that you wish to still be friends sometime in the future, but at present, it is simply too painful for you to continue interacting with her, and that you hope she understands. And then walk away. No texts, emails, facebook or anything. Walk away.
It hurts, but you must let her go. She is not as special or as perfect as you think. There are plenty of women out there who are just as special, and just as perfect, and who would love to meet you, if only you could get over this girl and go find them.
Good luck.
And that is just why i absolutely adore this community. Thank you for your advice.
No, it does not strike me as unfair.
About that whole contact-stopping thing.. I don't know if i have the strenght for that, and that terrifies me. She told me, i was the best friend she ever had and i do not want to disappoint her. I don't even know where to start...
To me, she is that special and that perfect, as she was the first girl i ever met who took me for who i am and who actually cared for me.
I am already disappointed in myself for not being able to give her all that she desires. I just feel like i failed. Over the last few weeks, the only thing on this earth that mattered to me was her to be happy. And I tried everything. I did everything for her just to see her smile. And if, at the end of the day, i realised that she still wasn't happy, i just hated myself and still do.
All of my life, my hopes and dreams, seem so irrelevant whereas hers are the most important thing on earth to me.
The biggest point is, I'm not sad or disappointed or angry because she fell for another guy.
These feelings are there because I failed.
We already decided, that i will meet up with her after work tomorrow for a quick talk.. and If it comes to the point where i can't take it anymore I will walk away. Although i already know that i will cry, alot, I do know that it might just be best for Her. So She can concentrate on the other guy and forget about me. Forget about my feelings and maybe, if all goes well, forget that i exist. If that is what it takes to make Her happy, if I was the wall that stood between her and her happiness, then i will gladly walk away with a smile on my face knowing I maybe didn't fail as hard as i thought.