I made an appointment with my former colleagues on Valentine's Day yesterday. She agreed and checked in. Have you thought about it? She said she had thought it over, and then went to the armory to tel

I made an appointment with my former colleagues on Valentine's Day yesterday. She agreed and checked in. Have you thought about it? She said she had thought it over, and then went to the armory to tell her feelings. For family and feelings, women will be far more dependent than men.

As far as cheating is concerned, men are always easier than women. Female friends cheat mainly because of family disharmony, unsatisfactory feelings and other factors, while male friends cheat for no reason, just because of physiological needs.

So judging from your case analysis, she may have had some problems with her boyfriend and got angry at the beginning, so she agreed to your request. But the pressure of cheating on women is much greater than that of men, so they will regret it after meeting. But now that she's here, it means she already has the idea of cheating. Maybe the conflict between her and her boyfriend has been solved, or maybe she has suddenly lost interest in you.

As for why she ignored you, it is easy to understand. Judging from your description and analysis, she may be a traditional woman. After initially agreeing to your request for a room, let her feel that she will be a dissolute woman in your heart, so she is ashamed to contact you directly again.

By the way, what was your initial relationship? If it is an ordinary colleague relationship, it is easy for her to do so. If you want to remain friends, just let her go. If the original relationship is ambiguous, then you still have some hope to continue to develop an ambiguous relationship with her.