I'm a 15-year old female. I've liked the same guy for approximately 2 years. I told him about a year ago that I liked him and all he said was "I don't want to get involved." Recently he has begun to act slightly differently towards me. On a mission trip with our church we stayed out and talked after "sharing night" for about half an hour. We would have talked longer, but the leader called us in. When we got up to the dorms, we kind of just stood there and looked at each other for a minute, then went in. It felt like a kissing moment. He'd been asking me if I would mind if he sat by me, instead of just sitting there like he had done previously. I brought him jello last week when he got his teeth pulled and he hugged me as a thank you, which he's never done before. The only times I've ever hugged him is in church. Not that I minded. ;) I'm wondering if I'm reading too much into this. Is this normal friend behavior, or should I "make a move"?
chaos answered Tuesday July 26 2005, 9:04 am: I think it is borderline between normal friend and boyfriend. He is warming up to you for sure. So I would just go slowly and enjoy the ride. The fact that he wants to sit right beside you is a small clue that he wants to be more than just friends. As long as he is doing new things, let it go. It's probably time for a talk about feelings if you are up to it. But otherwise I would sit back until it got too uncomfortable. [ chaos's advice column | Ask chaos A Question ]
VixenDark answered Tuesday July 26 2005, 7:36 am: It is normal friend behavior for some, but not all. If he has never done if before, it may be a sign. But it may also just be that he is warming up to you. At any rate, don't make a move yet. Watch and wait.
karenR answered Tuesday July 26 2005, 12:07 am: Since you already told him how you felt a year ago I think You should let him do the asking if hes going to. His behavior could just be friendly. That doesn't mean it won't turn into something more but let him decide. Talk to him and keep doing what you're doing and see what happens. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
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