a guy at my school i knw him pretty well...not like BFF but like okay friend way you knw what i mean...well anywho he really likes me and i dont have the heart to say no...he wants to sit by me at lunch! i dont knw what to do im makin my friends surround me....i dont knw if i like him im not sure...how can i keep him away untill i deside
karenR answered Tuesday May 17 2005, 5:50 am: I think the best way to decide would be to get to know him better. What better way than to talk to him at lunch. Just let him know you haven't decided yet. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
bandgeeksunite answered Monday May 16 2005, 9:55 pm: Well i've had tons of friends who have been in this situation before, and it always seems that if they try to hide, stay away, or lead the guy on the friendship is even more jepordized in the end. If you really value this friend you shoudl jsut tell him the truth. I know this seems like totally lame advice and a bti scary, but, trust me, in the end it works out WAY better. Most friends will appriciate the honesty, and if eh really cares he will give you your time. [ bandgeeksunite's advice column | Ask bandgeeksunite A Question ]
DrAnqel answered Monday May 16 2005, 9:47 pm: Tell him you need some space, and some time to get to know him, and that you're definitely not saying no right now. Tell him you're not sure about your feelings for him right now, he should understand, and you need to have the heart to tell him, otherwise he will get led on and eventually hurt. Hope I helped and good luck! -Angel [ DrAnqel's advice column | Ask DrAnqel A Question ]
x0xdReAmEr answered Monday May 16 2005, 9:33 pm: u need to let him know but tell him in a nice way so he dosent take it seriously because it might hurt him just tell him somethign on the lines of theres already a lot of people at our lunch table or somethign liek that not to harsh! good luck hope everythign works out! XOX [ x0xdReAmEr's advice column | Ask x0xdReAmEr A Question ]
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