Why is it so hard for people to just simply say, "Hey, I like you, you're a great friend, and I want you to know that if you're ever open to more, I'm open to that, but either way, I still want to be your friend"? I've never seen a friendship ruined by this, yet seen many great relationships start this way, including mine. Why do so many people feel they have to ask everyone else how someone feels, and not the person themself? If you really like/love someone, it's okay to admit it. I don't regret ever saying it, and I don't know anyone that does. Wouldn't it be easier than the whole guessing game all the time? If we can't be honest with this person about how we feel, how can we be honest about anything else with them either? Life is short, why waste it wondering for months/years if someone likes you without asking them? If they like you, you can start working today on making each other happy, if they don't, you can start working today on getting over them. Either way you win, right? :)
2007-02-04
04:30:29
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Kendra
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Family & Relationships
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