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Question Posted Thursday August 11 2005, 7:19 pm

so, say you like this guy.
and have, for a few months.
he knows, but doesn't actually feel the same way.
you'd like to have a friendship with this guy
but everytime you talk to him you sound like a complete idiot because your mind turns into jello.

any advice on how to be...normal?

-jelloid.

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justsomeotherguy answered Thursday August 11 2005, 7:26 pm:
umm...once you get a friendship with him, talking will be extremely easy, so like, friendship=no jello, it's really quite simple for me to say, but harder for you...baby steps...baby steps..

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