From the Library of Congress, 1919.
What Will Mrs. Thompson Say?
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Yes, troops, how can Longingness regain the friendship? Mrs. Thompson describes some things she should, (and shouldn't) do. And has the boy tired of her? If so, how long should Longingness wait around before she writes him off?
Longingness, it does not sound like you lost his friendship. You are still friends. He has not grown tired of you. He does not dislike you. YET!
Friends do not grow tired of each other. Friendships are destroyed. Sound like you are going to destroy this friendship. Do not ask him if he prefers other girls to you. Have more pride. Let him freely talk to you. Let him freely offer to walk you home or more.
You have a one year friendship with this guy. He seems to enjoy your company as a friend. Continue going to parties and basketball games with him, if you want a friend. You can write him off as a friend at any time.
Who knows how many other times, he offer to walk other girls back to their homes. As they say --He's Just Not That into You.
Just stop believing that you are almost engaged to him. It is not impossible for him to want you as his girlfriend in the future, but it is not probable. He likes you like a friend. Take it or leave it.
PS: Do not try to seduce him. You will become a grass widow.