Ignore her. Women do are bi polar nowadays.

If she tries to talk to you make it strictly professional. Act as if it didn't happen.

Go fuck other women.

Hi man! I'm sorry if you felt that way, no one should ever do that to anyone, especially if their intentions are true and sincere. It may not be easy to take it from a commenter but, I suggest you stay casual and civil with her. Don't let her see that you have been hurt or disappointed. Just act casual and professional. What's done is done. We move on. if she says Hi, give her a wave and smile. No need to be awkward, In the end of the day, you did nothing wrong. Your intentions are pure - that's the most important thing. Choose to be the better person. You'll find your match.

yreply.yeah just go cold on her. Short emotionless replys if she comes back or just text her: Lame! If wanna chat again but not on weekends. And move on, get anew one and put her at the back of the live don't forget you're the price.

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She works at the store down the road where I regularly shop, and she was super into me at first, or at least she acted like it. I have some idea as to why she may have lost interest, but whatever the reason, now she clearly thinks I'm the kind of guy who deserves to be stood up and then lied to the next day about it. I stupidly bought the obvious lie she used to excuse herself in the moment and said let's reschedule, and she said she'd tell me her days off soon, but I'll be surprised if she actually does, and even if she does, I'm not going to actually try to set another date with a girl who thinks she's too good for me.

Normally in a situation like this I'd just never text her back and forget about it, but I still have to see and interact with her in person regularly. I'm not sure if I should confront her in some way, act cold around her, or just act normal and pretend more or less like none of it ever happened, minus showing any further interest.

I'm leaning towards that last one being the wisest choice, but I also really want to say something. It just feels wrong to take such blatant disrespect without returning the favor, particularly from someone I'll have to look at every week for the foreseeable future. She works at the only store nearby and for long hours most days, often as the only cashier there, so I really can't avoid her without seriously inconveniencing myself.

A girl who stands you up on a date has let you know with that action that she's not as interested in you as you are in her. You gave her a chance, she blew it, move on to the next girl.

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