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Mysterious_Viking wrote:Try and be a better friend and hang out with him more. Then you two will get to know each other better, he might start to like you. But remember, don't push it and be around him 24/7. If you do, then he'll know you like him. Instead, say hi and smile when you walk by each other. If you two have a chance to talk and have a common interest, let's say it's football, then talk about football. If it's drawing, then talk about drawing. Basically, talk about anything you both enjoy. Then in a few months, you should know if he likes you or not.Rain of Terror wrote:I'm posting this here too.
I would have had a boyfriend today.
If my ex best friend hadn't been mad at me for moving tables to sit with someone else, because I was having no fun, and was being ignored. Would you guys like to hear the events on how I ended up and broke down crying? I don't care. I'm going to explain anyway.
My ex best friend, Let's call her.. 'R'. Last night R made a huge deal about this morning. How something was going to happen. Yet, I had no idea what. So I instantly assumed the worst. Guess what? Nothing happened this morning. So yeah, you would be a little ticked too. So then there was lunch. As I explained earlier, I sat with someone else today because I was ignored and not feeing very welcome. So my punishment? My friggin punishment was that: She told him, told him, not to ask me out. She told him not to. Because I was pissed. So now, why am I here? My best friend is now my ex friend, and now my crush won't talk to me. Great. Whoop-dee-doo. What a great day. I miss talking to him already. I'm hurt. I've been crying. She really went too far this time. After all the crud she pulled, this is by far the worst. Because it was just mean. I am SO hurt. And now she's trying to blame it one me. No.
What do I do about my crush?Explain to your crush what was going on. If he was going to ask you out in the first place, after you explain it to him and he understands, he should ask you out again. If he's avoiding you too, then get one of your friends to tell him or find a way so he'll have to lisen to you. If he won't talk and isn't avoiding you, then all you have to do is find him and tell him. The fact that he was going to ask you out in the first place means he likes you back, and he'll probably want to listen to you and go out with you.
Moonswan wrote:Ok, so I don't have really a problem (ok, actually, i have humongous guy problems, but that's not what I need help with, I'm sorting them out on my own for now), so much as something I would like some advice on. So here's my predicament:
So there's this guy in my class, Logan, and we both used to really like each other two years ago (we never told each other, but it was obvious he liked me and I really liked him), and I still like him a tiny tiny bit. Well, anyways, I was in the classroom at lunch time, and Dylan, one of my guy friends, told me that Logan likes me. It wasn't really a just kind of straight-up "Logan likes you", it was more, well, why don't I just explain it? It was just me and Dylan in the classroom, not an unusual occurence, especially under the current circumstances (which I will not take the time to explain). Dylan was explaining how our seating arrangement would be in a perfect world. He put himself by Lexi, the girl he likes, and me and Logan beside each other. Why I asked why he did that, he said, "Because he likes you.", rather matter-of-factly. I was kind of in shock for a couple of seconds, because I honestly didn't think Logan was interested in me anymore, but then I thought about it, and it did explain some things, not all of them directly having to do with Logan (again, not going into detail).
Ok, so anyways, after all that explaining here's the situation: I want to ask Logan if he actually does like me, just so I can know for sure. I don't really need advice on how to bring it up, I'm pretty sure I'll be able to bring it up out of nowhere at some time when it's just us (which should happen sometime soon, i mean, we're in the same class, we both lifeguard), but my problem is rather how to phrase it. My original thought was to mention that Dyl brought it up, but that could get Logan ticked at Dylan, and I wouldn't want to be the cause of that. So I was just wondering what would work best, if I asked "Dylan mentioned you like me, is that true?", or instead, "I heard ypu like me, is that true?", or "Someone said you like me, is that true?", or just straight-up " Do you like me?". Straight-up do you like me?" is kind of direct and really catches a person off-guard, in my opinion, but "i heard you like me" sounds kinda like it could be a rumour or something. I know I'm probablh fretting too much over little details, but I think the right wording really counts to get the right answer, and I want advice from someone who's probably been there.
Mysterious_Viking wrote:Moonswan wrote:Ok, so I don't have really a problem (ok, actually, i have humongous guy problems, but that's not what I need help with, I'm sorting them out on my own for now), so much as something I would like some advice on. So here's my predicament:
So there's this guy in my class, Logan, and we both used to really like each other two years ago (we never told each other, but it was obvious he liked me and I really liked him), and I still like him a tiny tiny bit. Well, anyways, I was in the classroom at lunch time, and Dylan, one of my guy friends, told me that Logan likes me. It wasn't really a just kind of straight-up "Logan likes you", it was more, well, why don't I just explain it? It was just me and Dylan in the classroom, not an unusual occurence, especially under the current circumstances (which I will not take the time to explain). Dylan was explaining how our seating arrangement would be in a perfect world. He put himself by Lexi, the girl he likes, and me and Logan beside each other. Why I asked why he did that, he said, "Because he likes you.", rather matter-of-factly. I was kind of in shock for a couple of seconds, because I honestly didn't think Logan was interested in me anymore, but then I thought about it, and it did explain some things, not all of them directly having to do with Logan (again, not going into detail).
Ok, so anyways, after all that explaining here's the situation: I want to ask Logan if he actually does like me, just so I can know for sure. I don't really need advice on how to bring it up, I'm pretty sure I'll be able to bring it up out of nowhere at some time when it's just us (which should happen sometime soon, i mean, we're in the same class, we both lifeguard), but my problem is rather how to phrase it. My original thought was to mention that Dyl brought it up, but that could get Logan ticked at Dylan, and I wouldn't want to be the cause of that. So I was just wondering what would work best, if I asked "Dylan mentioned you like me, is that true?", or instead, "I heard ypu like me, is that true?", or "Someone said you like me, is that true?", or just straight-up " Do you like me?". Straight-up do you like me?" is kind of direct and really catches a person off-guard, in my opinion, but "i heard you like me" sounds kinda like it could be a rumour or something. I know I'm probablh fretting too much over little details, but I think the right wording really counts to get the right answer, and I want advice from someone who's probably been there.You should go with, "Somebody said you like me, is it true?" That way, you don't give up Dylan, but him knowing somebody knows (if he really does like you) will make him feel like telling the truth.
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