There's this girl in my class (High School) who's an HB9.
Most of the guys in my class are her orbiters and white-knights.
She's attracted to me as I've been lifting for a few years now and been applying trp for a year now (and yeah, being an asshole works so good on hot women) + she's a fitness enthusiast, too.
I'm graduadting high school in less than 2 weeks and told myself I must fuck her or I'll regret it.
I know it sounds like one-itis. I honestly feel no neediness but just a feeling of "I must do it" because she's been sending me IOI's for a very long time but I always ignored her.
So as she has a boyfriend, I realised the only way is through plausible deniability.
I thought about "I need some help with this subject.." and she agreed on helping me BUT
I made a huge mistake, and I let her "lead" the conversation and take the decision.
And that decision was, indeed, awful.
My idea was to "study" at my place. What she came out with was "I can help you during lessons in the morning".
In that moment, I had to come up with an excuse not to let her help me in class, but at my place in one afternoon in the next days.
But I didn't manage.
I thought about "Mh..I don't think I'll manage to understand with all the people around making noise"
and after that immediately drop something like "Let's do it at my place, tomorrow afternoon.", told in a decisive way and with a mindset of "I'm actually giving you an opportunity by staying with me".
Do you think this would have been a great idea? Or is there anything better I could try?
+ Should Plausible deniability be clear when said? I mean should I sound 100% serious when dropping a plausible deniable line or making it understandable that there's much more than studying in my mind, in a sort of way?
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