So: I’m 17 years old and she is 15 years old. She goes to a different school than me and we’ve never really met. We only know each other from stories told by friends, but most of the time I’ve only heard positive things about her or I’ve been told that she thinks I’m nice.
A few months ago I easily added her on Snapchat and she got me back. It started with a couple of round snaps, which created the first flames, but I wasn’t interested in her yet because I didn’t really know her yet.
It started with the first brief conversations when she texted me after I sent a snap from a series that she also watches. This is followed by more short conversations and I noticed that she is actually quite nice. However, there were always longer breaks, where we only sent round snaps and didn’t really talk.
A few days ago I sent another round snap where I was on a sports field in the evening. She sent me a snap back and we started talking again, this time much longer than before. The lyrics got much longer, this time we talked about a lot of different things and she sometimes sent a few voice memos as well. That went on for about 2-3 hours until the conversation ended because we both went to bed.
I was now very interested in her and wrote to her again the next lunchtime via Snapchat with a snap. She opened it, but didn’t answer anything. Now we’ve only been sending each other Rundsnaps for a few days now, but I’m trying to get her back relatively quickly to show that I’m not sending a Rundsnap, but not with a personal message or something.
Now I think about how it should go on and how I should process it: Did she give me a stop? However, it could just as well be that she simply skipped over my letter. Of course, I’m a little lacking in self-confidence and I don’t know what to do: Should I write to you again via snap in the next few days? However, I could get another basket and I’m afraid that I might be ridiculous. I cannot address her personally because, as I said, I have never seen her before and therefore I don’t know where to meet her. I hope someone can help me!
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