I'm in the same boat as you, OP. I asked her out today; she said she doesn't feel the same way about me that I do of her.
Treat it like it's not a big deal. Rejection is a part of life. You just have to deal with it. It was awkward for about 15 seconds after she said no, but then it was fine. Sure, she knows you like her now, but so what? Unless you were very secretive about it, she probably already knew, and even if she didn't, it's not like it makes that much of a difference. If she wants to treat you differently, talk to her. I'm amazed at how people always try to avoid discussions with people they want, but can't get closer to. She can't read your mind, just like you can't read hers. You still want to be friends, so make that clear.
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Yeah, I actually did talk with her a little while ago. We're just gonna be friends. It stings, but I'll live.
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C'est la vie. I'm glad you're not overreacting.
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I was. Told her Saturday. Was acting like a total, awkward idiot. I just told her I value her friendship and that I wouldn't want anything ruin it. It was the truth, even if I wanted more.
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Wait, that's all you said to her? That doesn't sound that bad; certainly nothing to be embarrassed over.
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No, this was last night. It made things a hundred times better.
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I wanted it to be moar. Moar womanz pls
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no moar womenz but plenty of menz
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