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Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Occupation: Spiritual Counselor / Energy Healer
Age: 29
Member Since: April 2, 2005
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okay heres the story first my dad works at a big company and recently they hired a new kid whos only 19 so my dad and him started talking about me..( my dad isnt his boss they just work together) about a week later we exchanged aim s/n (his idea) and like when hes on he doesnt really talk its basically a "whats up" and then he stops talking. Does that mean he doesnt like me even just as a friend? also hes so shy everytime i see him when i go for my dad at lunch he just sits there smiling and making googley eyes..i know dorky but so cute but he still doesnt talk whats his deal? but theres another question how can i spice up our conversations a little??? People had told me that it maybe because of his age but he had said age doesnt matter...this is something he recently told my dad's other friend."WorkinIt234(6:15:26 PM): and im 19 shes atleast 16 and im within 4 yrs so its legal besides age doesnt matter and shes cute" but hes just soooooo shy which is kinda cute any ideas? i rate high and even if your answer isnt that good ill still rate pretty good. thank (link)
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It sounds to me like he likes you, and he wants you to know that just to see how you respond, so he can get a "lay of the land" without being rejected outright. If you like him, indicate to him that you'd like him to ask you out - or even better, ask him out and see what happens! A lot of guys like it if you are that forward, especially the shy ones. You don't want to lay it on too thick, just make it easy for him to say yes.
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I broke up with my b/f a few days ago. One of my best guy friends ask me out then. I said yea, because I thought that I liked him and I didn't wanna hurt him. But now that I'm going out with him I'm not sure if I really like him. It kinda feels like oh I liked it better when we were friends when I could just say I love you all the time and he'd tell me the same thing. I don't know what to do now. Does anyone have any advice or had the same problem and what did you do? (link)
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Talk to him about it. Tell him exactly what you are feeling. If you guys are as great friends as it sounds, then he'll be understanding and he'll want to make sure you guys do what is best for your friendship. As you talk with him, you should find that your own feelings will become more clear; you may not know the ultimate answer at the end, but you'll have had a chance to express your feelings, think out loud, and get his feedback all at once.
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Ok...
im dating this guy its gonna be 2 years soon...but hes really jelous like he always think im flriting with every guy i talk to..and i had this best friend we'll call him tyler..well since me and my boyfriend are fighting alot about the flirting thing im hanging arould tyler more and i think im starting to like him more than a friend but i still love my boyfriend and im extremly confused..i need some help fast!
thanks if ur advice isnt mean ill rate all 5's (link)
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Stay away from jealous boyfriends!
I'm serious. What you are describing is exactly what will happen every single time. He gets jealous, that creates an argument, you guys become distant, you spend time with someone else, you start to like the new person - and voila! Your jealous boyfriend has created the very thing he was freaking out about when at first there was nothing to worry about.
This will never change, never get better. Jealousy comes from feeling extremely insecure, and you can't do anything to make him feel secure if he doesn't already.
I know you are in love with your boyfriend, and that makes it really hard to even consider leaving him for good, but that is my advice to you. You don't need all the drama of dealing with your boyfriend's insecurities - I'm sure you have enough of your own (we all do). You deserve to be with someone who will treat you well and always make you feel like you are a good person, rather than like a person who is cheating when she really isn't.
Good luck to you!
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