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writes:I am 18 [male] and have a crush at work [a girl my age]. We have gotten friendly before on a night out, but nothing has happened since. I have sort of fallen for her since then, and wish I had made a move at the time. Before we got friendly that night, they made me dance with a blonde woman much older than me, which was a laugh. Ever since then, my crush keeps saying 'ooh, you like your blondes' or 'at uni you'll have to find a blonde' and so on. This is probably meaningless but why would she do that? Am I supposed to say 'no I don't' or something? [she is a brunette]
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reader, Masterofpuppets  +, writes (20 February 2012):
 It could be that she harbors A little resentment. I say lay it out there on the table and tell her you have feelings for her. Good luck!
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reader, person12345 +, writes (20 February 2012):
 Sounds like she could just like you back. You could say, "brunettes are more my type. Speaking of which, want to go out for coffee?" Or something a little less ridiculous sounding. There's no reason you can't make a move still even if you didn't that one night.
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reader, Elmira +, writes (19 February 2012):
I think she is just waiting for you to make the first move, and the blonde thing is just to mess with your head. Go ahead and ask her out agian.
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