Attractions come up in friendships all the time. Just like you should be able to tell a friend about other uncomfortable issues - you can talk about your attraction. If he is reasonably mature he should be able to deal with it. He may or may not be atracted back so you need to be prepared to hear whatever he feels. If he just withdraws then he's an immature dwebe and the friendship was less than you thought.
2006-11-16 10:44:15
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answered by HomeSweetSiliconValley 4
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Don't do it. I did it this last summer. She was seeing someone(if you can call it that), there was certain drama that I wont go into. I sympathized and acted the way friend should. This led her to admit that she did have an attraction to me and she wondered if I reciprocated.
Against my better judgement, I admitted I did. Even after she told me there would be no consequences for telling her. I should have lied and said I am not attracted to her. She later left her boyfriend. We tried to build a relationship. Too many emotions were in the way. We got into an argument later on she then starts telling me about the whole friend zone issue(guys once your in it, she will never look at you as a mate). Then we don't talk for a while I try to contact her and she tells me that she has broken it off with every male friend of hers.
She went into this whole I don't need a man, I'm perfectly happy without speech. Oh but uuuh ironically I met someone and we unbelievably get along. Were 29 and I haven't heard that line since I was 17. Good lord. She doesn't want to talk to me or any of her male friends anymore because she thinks that we are just trying to split her up with the guy she is with. God what a year.
2006-11-16 11:05:59
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answered by Ben B 3
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Don't be burdened. It's easy. You're collectively, the place ever you'll be, having a good snigger, which must not be wonderful for mates, and you just say, "i like you." brief, candy and simple. You're both very younger and younger guys commonly have this attitude about gays, ' they may be k providing they leave me alone.' just a simple case of ego-centredness. As if the whole homosexual scene rotates about that person for its existence. No longer so. However HE asked you for gay sex already. He has tackled a larger difficulty than what you might be taking into account. Your friendship did not end with that, did it? Of direction you have been 'greatly surprised.' even though, 'surprised' would typically were a extra apt verb. Recognize what, lhe would p;ossibly be gay himself. Or at least, gay . Don't shuffle yourselves into pigeon-holes so soon in existence and really be trained to get the priceless highs most effective available from close relationships.
2016-08-09 22:43:36
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answered by anekey 2
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You should definitley tell him, the stuff that people say about asking a guy, and ruining the whole friendship thing is a lie. If he's a good friend. He'll understand. Tell him. And no matter what happens, i KNOW that he will always be your friend.
2006-11-16 11:38:58
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answered by emi_lyf 2
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don't be perplexed. it relatively is effortless. you're mutually, the place ever you may nicely be, having a stable snigger, which should not be unusual for friends, and you in effortless terms say, "i such as you." short, candy and straightforward. you're the two very youthful and youthful men generally have this innovations-set approximately gays, ' they're ok offering they leave me on my own.' in effortless terms an worry-free case of ego-centredness. as though the completed gay scene rotates approximately that categorical for its life. no longer so. yet HE asked you for gay intercourse already. He has tackled a much bigger problem than what you're considering. Your friendship did no longer end with that, did it? of direction you have been 'bowled over.' in spite of the undeniable fact that, 'bowled over' would in all threat have been a greater apt verb. comprehend what, lhe would desire to p;ossibly be gay himself. Or a minimum of, gay fascinated. do no longer shuffle yourselves into pigeon-holes so quickly in existence and rather learn how to get the expensive highs in effortless terms accessible from close relationships.
2016-10-15 15:43:53
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answered by ? 4
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Ok get like 2 of your friends and when he is near buy whisper " I think _____ is cute" but make it loud enough so he can hear.
In this case you wont have to tell him all in person and wont ruin your friend ship. Most guys think its akward when a girl says she likes u in your face and dont know what to do.
2006-11-16 10:43:35
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answered by [quarantine] 3
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If you really like this guy then you should tell him up front. If he doesn't feel the same then just stay friends if you can. But remember this some friends that start to date usually rarely talk to each other after breaking up.
2006-11-16 10:44:32
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answered by Sport O 1
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If you are concerned about ruining your friendship, leave it alone and find someone else otherwise find out what his opinion is on friends dating and see what he says.
2006-11-16 10:51:46
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answered by BionicNahlege 5
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Welllllllllllll.................. i really can't tell u what to do. because this has happened 2 me and i almost lost him over our relationship. Know we talk but not how we used 2. i really don't want this 2 happened 2 u because it is really pain-full. all i can tell u is that if u decide 2 go out with him just be care-full of what u are going 2 do.
2006-11-16 11:00:46
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answered by Angel 2 1
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You should first try to hint that you like him maybe just by small flirtatious moves. Then see if he gives you any feedback. If you don't see any flirting back then he may not like you, so I wouldn't tell him you like him. Although, if you are really great friends then I would just plainy tell him and he may understand.
2006-11-16 10:43:48
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answered by Jamie 2
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