"I honestly just wasn't interested in going out with you, but that doesn't excuse my rudeness when you asked me, and I apologize for that".
yes because this guy asked me out when he really hated me but just to get my attention to get me mad because he said and asked me out said i was adorable:)
If you really like that boy then go back to him and apologize that whatever you said was wrong and you really like him a lot
guys my name is noya i asked my mum whats the meaning of my name and she said its "beautiful ornament". really :)
I really don't understand why that would be "stepping over the friendship line" when swimming is just as innocent as pizza. If she took it the wrong way or something else occurred you could apologize but keep it simple and them be when/if they are ready they will forgive and speak with you. Not really unless they asked you to take them for pizza and you said no lets go swimming then yes, but if you wanted to see them ina baithing suit then yes
Tell him your true feelings after that and apologize for being rude.
Assuming that you mean you asked somebody if they liked you (or a friend) and they said, "Not really", it means that they don't dislike you (or friend), but they don't actually like you.This could mean that they don't like you. It could mean what I just said, or it could mean that they actually do like you, but are not ready to admit it, therefore the answer: Not really.Hope this helped.-dp anonymous x
you shouldn't give a care if he gets mad!its your life you control it
Well I don't really understand what you mean.For asking you out this may just mean that he's interested In you not that he likes you.
it can mean that he likes you
Simply tell him what you just said in your question.
Here's what you do-- you apologize to him. But be careful-- just apologize. Don't say something like "Dad, I'm really sorry for what I said. But, you really annoyed me when you...." That's not an apology-- that's an invitation to fight. Just own up, apologize, be humble about it, without excuses. Throw in that you love him. I don't think dads hear that often enough. He will respect you for handling it this way.
he/she is simply afraid to tell you how he/she really feels about you