So - stand up - and tell him/her what you feel. It isn't a real friendship if you can't talk about everything - if things get wierd, then you should stay away for a while - it will pass, and you'll b e friends again.
Believe me, you'll feel relieved, once you have told her/him.
Spirit answered Thursday December 22 2011, 3:41 am: Well, I would look for signs/ hints that the other person likes me. If there are chances that he might like me, I would ask for quality time with him( not calling it a date). It actually depends a lot on the other person. If he is understanding and chilled out, I would go ahead and ask him out. Even if he doesn't like me that way, he would appreciate it. If he is not that understanding and chances are that he will start staying away from me once I asked him out and he turns it down, I would take it real slow and develop a kind of understanding first that will help me be comfortable asking him out. But if you release your feelings and tell him, trust me, it would be a relief. And there might be a chance that you enter into a great relationship with him. :)
PS - You might just be overthinking. If you don't think so, try and find out about his/her feelings towards you. Good luck. :) [ Spirit's advice column | Ask Spirit A Question ]
AdviceMistress answered Wednesday December 14 2011, 9:28 am: Well what's more important to you the friendship or having a relationship? That's what you need to figure out. It could turn out that your friend likes you too or it could turn out that your friend doesn't feel the same and backs away from you. So think to yourself what's more important. Good luck! [ AdviceMistress's advice column | Ask AdviceMistress A Question ]
DearJohn answered Tuesday December 13 2011, 11:17 pm: Tell her/him how you feel but also mention the fact you want to keep the friendship alive. It'll be much easier for you once you get your feelings out. [ DearJohn's advice column | Ask DearJohn A Question ]
orphans answered Monday August 9 2004, 12:30 am: well i had the same problem, i liked someone, and we are, well, at least i think we are still friends, but i asked her out and it didnt go so well, man i dont know what kind of realationship u have with this person, but even if u think she likes u she might not and if u ask her and she doesnt, it might mess it up, but even if u think she does, make sure, if not it will screw it up, i know from experience, sorry man, if u need more help, just ask another question. Chad [ orphans's advice column | Ask orphans A Question ]
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