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Question Posted Wednesday June 1 2005, 6:50 pm

how should you tell a girl u like her if u are rele good freiends and dont wanna loose her frendship?

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loveliesbleeding answered Wednesday June 1 2005, 6:52 pm:
Wow. It definitely might help if you learned how to spell. Some girls like literate guys. This reminds me of Taking Back Sunday. LITERATE & STYLISH ... KISSABLE & QUIET ... THAT'S WHAT GIRLS' DREAMS ARE MAAAADE OOOOOFFF.

K, I'm done. Anyway, personally I hate it when a friend likes me and I don't like them back. It makes things weird. So, make sure she likes you before you say anything. Drop some hints or something. Hopefully you're better at flirting than you are at spelling.

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