scaryperson Posted May 2, 2005 Share Posted May 2, 2005 I think i've got everything sorted in my head...aside from one last detail...how do i tell him? I already know that my friend likes me as more than just a friend, and i know i like him too now I only want to make him aware of my feelings, i don't want to necesserily ask him out, i just want leave options open, and discuss things But i don't know how to, or when to go about this Any tips/advice would be deeply appreciated Link to comment
angel200488 Posted May 3, 2005 Share Posted May 3, 2005 When you get some replies let me know too, lol. Good Luck! Link to comment
meyerjek Posted May 3, 2005 Share Posted May 3, 2005 you can go a bunch of ways with this. a lot of girls just flirt with the guy a lot until he makes a move. others will straight up tell him that they like him. Then in the conversation that will follow either then or in the near future, they mention that they just want to see how the relationship develops, and that they arent ready to commit yet. Yet is the key word in that sentence though, he has to know that it could develop into more. Link to comment
scaryperson Posted May 3, 2005 Author Share Posted May 3, 2005 so, tell him about my feelings and sy i just want to see how it develops and include "YET" for the commiting part? Or alternative, flirt and hope he does something Thing is, a while back (ok not so long ago), when i did have a boyfriend, that was whe he told me of his feelings, and he wanted to know if i would have gone out with him if he'd got to me before the other guy...and i said probably not so, i do think i'd have to tell him Link to comment
scaryperson Posted May 3, 2005 Author Share Posted May 3, 2005 Yay! I decided to go for it and tell him my feelings, and he asked me out, after discussing it for a tiny while... *sigh* Just goes to show that taking a little risk can be worth it Link to comment
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