Versa wrote:I became mates with a guy not even two weeks ago and we've hung out twice and now he wants to hang out again. It's his birthday today. He said he wasn't sure what he was doing for it so I'm thinking he's probably the same as me where he doesn't really care that much about birthdays in particular. But still. You want me to hang with you, shopping on your birthday? While we were out the other day, I bought some shoes real quick while we were out, so I don't mind the whole shopping part. We live hella close suprisingly, so many I'm just his nearest, most available friend.
Just we've shared a lot of stuff about ourselves very early and I'm starting to think this is leading to more than a friendship. But I've had this before and the guy friendzoned me. This time around, I'm not fussed about dating but like I would like people's opinion of he situation. Have we just hit it off as good friends or do you think he might like me?
Yeah these situations are difficult usually, its hard to not know what the other person is feeling. If you want something more, it needs to be said. So many chances are ruined because nothing ends up being said, things die down and one-another lose interest. If you want to remain friends then just continue what you're doing. But if you feel something say it, don't wait for them. And if you get friend zoned then you know, not much you can do about it. At least you know now.
You don't have to be straight foward about it. As long as you're progressing in the right direction and not staying neutral (unless that's what you want) then things will hopefully work out (:
Just hint at it for the most part or ask something like "what do you think we're gonna get out of our friendship/relationship?" "Do you want something more than this?"
Sometimes a question can be better than a statement.