i've never met him in reality before, but over msn we talk like long lost pals, me and him click alot and its amazing how we have so much in common. recently i found out that he actually likes me, but the problem is i dun feel the same way about him! i only treat him like a brother.. i've talked to him about it already, but the problem is how awkward the situation is currently. he isnt really talking much to me anymore and he doesnt initiate, he waits for me to ask first, etc. he wasnt like that before.. i don't know what to do now.. help me please
Tessa_18 answered Thursday August 26 2004, 3:25 pm: He's just upset that u turned him down like any guy would be. Maybe u should talk to him and tell him that u dont want to lose his friendship over all this. [ Tessa_18's advice column | Ask Tessa_18 A Question ]
HollisterBabe13 answered Thursday August 26 2004, 12:45 pm: well it sounds like his heart is broken.I mean put urself in his shoes..if u liked a guy and he like u as a sister..wouldnt u b heart broken?Just keep talking to him n mayb he will change.Hope this helped!Much <33 [ HollisterBabe13's advice column | Ask HollisterBabe13 A Question ]
DarKAngel answered Thursday August 26 2004, 11:14 am: tell him that ur sorry if you made him feel bad and you still want to be great friends and then give him some space to think [ DarKAngel's advice column | Ask DarKAngel A Question ]
MFS answered Thursday August 26 2004, 11:01 am: I would suggest you just let him know that you like talking to him, and that the two of you have never met, so it is hard to accept that he "likes" you because of that. Assure him that you absolutely want to continue chatting with him, but that maybe you have difficulty accepting emotional attachment woth someone you are physically so distant from. [ MFS's advice column | Ask MFS A Question ]
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