
Ominous Clouds wrote:I think someone i know likes me - I constantly see him staring at me, and he's always starting up conversations with me. Just recently, he's started sitting at my lunch table. The thing that confuses me, though: he has a girlfriend.
Once, I asked him why he rarely hangs out with her and he just said, "It's awkward." And apparently, his girlfriend doesn't really like him, and according to my friend, "Forgot," that they were dating. The funny thing is, he's always hanging out with me without his girlfriend; once, when it was raining, he asked me to hold his hat for him and keep it dry, despite the fact that his girlfriend was standing right in front of me. I don't want to interfere with their relationship, I'm just really confused![]()
What should I do? I don't really like his girlfriend, as she can be a jerk, and I don't want her to get mad at me.
𝚆𝙾𝚁𝙺𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙾𝙽 𝙿𝙴𝚁𝚂𝙾𝙽𝙰𝙻 𝙰𝚁𝚃 𝙿𝙸𝙴𝙲𝙴MedicatedBerry wrote:Ominous Clouds wrote:I think someone i know likes me - I constantly see him staring at me, and he's always starting up conversations with me. Just recently, he's started sitting at my lunch table. The thing that confuses me, though: he has a girlfriend.
Once, I asked him why he rarely hangs out with her and he just said, "It's awkward." And apparently, his girlfriend doesn't really like him, and according to my friend, "Forgot," that they were dating. The funny thing is, he's always hanging out with me without his girlfriend; once, when it was raining, he asked me to hold his hat for him and keep it dry, despite the fact that his girlfriend was standing right in front of me. I don't want to interfere with their relationship, I'm just really confused![]()
What should I do? I don't really like his girlfriend, as she can be a jerk, and I don't want her to get mad at me.It really sounds like this guy likes you, and perhaps likes you a lot!
As for his situation with his girlfriend, that just sounds really confusing, and almost as if he doesn't even want to be with her. Maybe he's just having a hard time trying to break up with her or maybe he doesn't know how to.
I do believe it's best not to directly interfere, but you could always ask him about how he feels about the situation [such as asking if everything is alright with his girlfriend] if he is comfortable with talking to you about it. Maybe he'll inform you that he's not sure on how he has to go about breaking up with her, how he really feels, or maybe the answer as to why things seem weird between them.
I definitely think you should ask. It shows you care at least because you're concerned about his happiness and it doesn't seem like he's having the best time with the girl he is with. Go get some insight and if anything, be a friend for him.

will byers. wrote:Bok Choy wrote:-snip-
I literally told Bella this: It's going to sound easy on paper, and there's really no delicate way of putting this, but
You're going to have to move on, no matter how hard it is.
I have a feeling that I made a wrong move because she hasn't responded to my texts after that.
What should I do? How do I comfort her? I'm not very good at comforting people but she's my best friend and I want to help her. Our friends have pretty much been saying the same thing as me but I'm not sure how they put it into words.
Any advice would be appreciated :')I have to admit, that in your position, I would have said exactly the same. Personally, it sounds like she is too hung up over him, but people are different - some are more sensitive to such events, whereas others (for example, me) get over their crushes pretty quickly, or just accept that their feelings aren't reciprocated and move on.
I also agree with the fact that she seems to have obsessively sent cards/roses/etc. You can't force a relationship to happen. There will be other people in her life who will appreciate her in the same way. In my opinion, she is letting her feelings dominate her too much; yes, crushes can hurt, but the sooner she accepts it and moves on, the better. I suggest thinking less about 'Daniel' and focusing on thinking of them being as friends instead, provided she has not made it too awkward for them to at least be friends. I wouldn't necessarily say that her sending things to him is creepy, but it's definitely a bit over-the-top.
Of course, I understand what you mean by having put it bluntly, but maybe say "I am sorry if that came off as blunt, but I think that it would be for the best if you start to try and quell your feelings for him", or something like that. Try to get her mind off of it. Dwelling on things won't help.

Bok Choy wrote:I posted this a while ago and there was a new development that I need help on.
Long story short, Bella found out via a mutual friend that Daniel doesn't return her feelings but is willing to be friends. She cried for ages about it and texted me saying that she's 'in ruins'. She is really, REALLY upset about it. I tried to comfort her and tried to push her along in getting over Daniel. But I'm afraid I might have put things too bluntly. I'm the type of person who isn't very sensitive or touchy-feely and I have trouble connecting with emotional responses.
I literally told Bella this: It's going to sound easy on paper, and there's really no delicate way of putting this, but
You're going to have to move on, no matter how hard it is.
I have a feeling that I made a wrong move because she hasn't responded to my texts after that.
What should I do? How do I comfort her? I'm not very good at comforting people but she's my best friend and I want to help her. Our friends have pretty much been saying the same thing as me but I'm not sure how they put it into words.
Any advice would be appreciated :')
Ominous Clouds wrote:[color=]I think someone i know likes me - I constantly see him staring at me, and he's always starting up conversations with me. Just recently, he's started sitting at my lunch table. The thing that confuses me, though: he has a girlfriend.
Once, I asked him why he rarely hangs out with her and he just said, "It's awkward." And apparently, his girlfriend doesn't really like him, and according to my friend, "Forgot," that they were dating. The funny thing is, he's always hanging out with me without his girlfriend; once, when it was raining, he asked me to hold his hat for him and keep it dry, despite the fact that his girlfriend was standing right in front of me. I don't want to interfere with their relationship, I'm just really confused![]()
What should I do? I don't really like his girlfriend, as she can be a jerk, and I don't want her to get mad at me.[/color]
enthusiiast wrote:-snip- His brother ALSO got in touch with me again, since I even
distanced myself from him, but he mentioned SOMETHING like:
"My brother wants to be friends again." EVEN THOUGH I yelled
at him at some point, and ended up literally blocking him on
any big social media sites I use often.
Plus, he has been checking out my profile. USUALLY, he would
AVOID me, especially since he knows I'm kind of angry at him
for it. [On DeviantArt, he checked yesterday or the day before.]
Something like that.
His brother will not give me any reasons, which I might believe
could be my ex himself, OR he's literally trying to just avoid the
whole questions I asked him last night.
I honestly, don't know how to respond. What do you peeps think?
Am I overreacting and need to chill out?
Or do I seriously need to just, block him out the best I can?
^PuppetMaster^ wrote:I'm in love with my best friend. Simply put, he helped me through the death of my little brother, the times I was so low in depression I forgot to get up out of bed, and prevented me from ending my very life. I love him, but he might be leaving, his dad applied for a job down in South Carolina, and that's pretty dang far from where we are now, he doesn't want to go, he knows I love him, but I don't know what to do. He's been the best to me, he's done so much, I know he'll only be a phone call away.. yet when I've talked to others that know about the situation, they tell me to seize the day, take the chance now before it might vanish for good. They want me to ask him out. It's been a year and a half since I've felt this way, but I still can't figure out what he really means when he says "I love you." I'm too afraid to ask, I fear it might leave us on slightly bad terms that can't be fixed over a phone call or a text message. I don't know what to do, do I sit and hide my feelings for good, or do I chance it and ask him how he feels?
That's my rant, sorry, people of this thread.
ᴄᴀɴᴅʟᴇs wrote:Okay, so.
I like my friend. We’ve been friends for 8 years, going on 9 this year.
I confessed my feelings towards him over text because we can’t see each other
right now. It was a little awkward but he said he’s fine with it.
We spoke about it but I’m not convinced he likes me, because I asked him if he
likes anyone and he said no. It still leaves me a chance but I don’t want to ruin
anything so I’m being extremely cautious on what I’m typing.
Should I ask him if we could catch up and talk about things face-to-face?
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