Well like 3 weeks ago i told this boy i liked him alot. Ive liked him since july so quite a long time. At the time i told him he told me he had a girlfriend i was like ohk. Well like a week later that realtionship was over. But he hasnt told mee yet. I had found out by a friend. Im just wondering has he not told me because he has no interest in me or he isnt over his ex yet?
--We go to the same church and thats the only time i really see him we dont talk alot at church we talk alot more online.
--HE was standing right next to me at chruch and all i wanted to do was hug him but i didnt.
--what do you think i should do? I dont want to sound desperate so dont tell me to tell him that its ruining me or anything i dont love him, i like him alot.
If you seriously want to find out more about this whole thing, ask how his recent ex is doing.
I personally think that right now you should strive for more of a friendship with him than a relationship. You've given him a couple of months to ask you out now, and he hasn't done anything. Let him see you as a friend, and gradually allow feelings to develop. If it never moves past friendship, well, friendship is forever... and you didn't waste your time chasing one guy who wasn't interested in you.
karenR answered Wednesday March 1 2006, 10:29 pm: Start talking. At church as well as online.
Let him know you are still interested.
It may be he needs time to get over his girlfriend first. Have some patience but do let him know you like him by talking to him and smiling at him whenever you get a chance. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
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