Girl [20F] I’m interested in, who I [24M] just met, put me on her close friends list on ig. Idk if this means anything or what?

So I have no idea where to post this so maybe this sub is not even the appropriate place, but it’s the best I could think of. I’m on my last year of university and I’m a transfer student who is a bit older than the other students (I’m 24, about to 25 in a few months while the average age of students seems to be 19-21). Although you may think it’s not a huge age gap, I still feel out of touch with some of the behaviors of the girls I meet, who are a couple years younger than me, particularly when it comes to social media. I met this girl last week and i thought she was decently cute, she seemed like she may have been interested in me judging from her behavior and nonverbals. We followed each other on ig and just today went she posted a story I noticed it had a green ring around it, which meant I was on her close friends list. Is this something that some people just do with everyone? She has a decent amount of followers. I’ve never put anyone on my close friends list, but I have noticed I am in a couple of my other friend’s list, but they’re actually my close friends irl whereas I literally takes to this girl just one time. Does this mean something, or nothing at all? I feel like an old man when it comes to this shit, I’m pretty out of touch with what 19-21 year olds do on social media



Submitted February 18, 2020 at 12:22AM

So I have no idea where to post this so maybe this sub is not even the appropriate place, but it’s the best I could think of. I’m on my last year of university and I’m a transfer student who is a bit older than the other students (I’m 24, about to 25 in a few months while the average age of students seems to be 19-21). Although you may think it’s not a huge age gap, I still feel out of touch with some of the behaviors of the girls I meet, who are a couple years younger than me, particularly when it comes to social media. I met this girl last week and i thought she was decently cute, she seemed like she may have been interested in me judging from her behavior and nonverbals. We followed each other on ig and just today went she posted a story I noticed it had a green ring around it, which meant I was on her close friends list. Is this something that some people just do with everyone? She has a decent amount of followers. I’ve never put anyone on my close friends list, but I have noticed I am in a couple of my other friend’s list, but they’re actually my close friends irl whereas I literally takes to this girl just one time. Does this mean something, or nothing at all? I feel like an old man when it comes to this shit, I’m pretty out of touch with what 19-21 year olds do on social media
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