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Hey, I'm Melody! I've been giving advice on and off since 2003. I'm a 23 year old military wife, expecting a baby boy in August, and working on my Bachelor's degree. :)
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Okay, well i'm 15 female and theres this guy that i've recently started to like alot I had a class with him at the beginning of the year but my schedule got changed so now I have no classes with him, when we had a class together I didnt really talk to him much because i'm really shy and i've never had a boyfriend before, (we sat right next to eachother) but he would always try to start a conversation with me I would respond back but I was really closed off when he tried to get to know me. When he found out that my schedule got changed he told me that he would miss me, and that I should try getting into the class. Also he notices everything like when I get a new outfit or something like that, my mom said thats a good thing :) I was never able to get back into that class but I would always see him in the hallways and he would always say hi to me, I would just smile. But now when he sees me in the hallways he doesnt say anything to me, which makes me kinda upset has he given up on trying to talk to me or what?
You don't have to get him to like you. I am pretty sure you've already done that. The fact he always starts coversations with you, comments on your outfits, and tells you he will miss you if you are gone are all pretty big signs he's interested in you.
He has probably given up on trying to talk to you, but not on liking you in general. Since he has stopped talking to you, it's up to you to make the first move. Start saying hi to him, and ask him if he wants to hang out sometime. If you are to afraid to ask him out by himself, invite him out with a group of friends. Then try to get to know him. If he sees you making initiative, he will start showing interest again.
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