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Question Posted Sunday October 30 2005, 6:16 pm

I really like my best friend.. and she says she likes me too... But some times the things she does don't make it seem like she feels the way she says she does. Should I go with her actions or wordS?

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BlackBatman answered Sunday October 30 2005, 6:20 pm:
yeah, people are like that sometimes. as for beliving in either her words or actions you should just fallow both, because they should both be a conbinaton of how she feels, and if they dont go togeher, would it be so hard to ask her about it?

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