caramen Posted September 3, 2003 Share Posted September 3, 2003 hi I am 26 yrs old. I have a friend (?) [female] of the same age. She is married. I am single. We have gone out to movies, lunch and stuff. From her view point, I guess she thinks me as a friend. I want to treat her as my friend but I have weird feelings. 1. Every week or every 2 weeks, I want to go out with her. But I am not sure if she wants to go out very often with me. So I chicken out. 2. Even though we have common friends, I prefer going out alone with her. 3. She rarely INITIATES any date. So I am not sure if she is interested in me or not. But most of the time, I have asked her out, she has accepted it. Now..I am not sure... 1. If such kind of things are normal in a man-wowan friendship or not? Because she is married, it has become little more complicated too 2. If she really likes me or Is she accepting my dates because she does not want to make me feel bad? 3; Should i try calling her out more often or just forget about ? Any of ur advice will be appreciated. Link to comment
BlueCoconut Posted September 4, 2003 Share Posted September 4, 2003 she's married. Should she ever want to be more than a friend with you, since she's married, I think she will initiate it. Link to comment
caramen Posted September 4, 2003 Author Share Posted September 4, 2003 she's married. Should she ever want to be more than a friend with you, since she's married, I think she will initiate it. Does that mean my behaviour suggests "more than friendship"? I don't wanna call it love. Because i guess it's not. Link to comment
Dreng3333 Posted September 7, 2003 Share Posted September 7, 2003 I believe that perhaps she sees going out with you as a relief. She may not "initiate" any dates because she likes to know that there is a guy that wants to be friends with her even though shes married, and if she starts to "initiate" dates, she isnt being true to her husband. If she didnt like going out with you, she wouldnt. I think that where you are is just fine, but i wouldnt even start thinking of being anything more than friends than her, after all she is married. Link to comment
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