Okay. Well I have alot of guys that like me. I like a few of them, some more then others. This has always happened to me. Always. Guys like me, I like them, nothing happens. As soon as i find out that a guy likes me, I become distant. I dont want to be hurt again. I dont. I want a boyfriend, but I just cant seem to get one. I am afraid. How do I keep myself from distanting myself and keep the guys interested because they seem to think that I am not when I am. So how do I get the guys to know that I like them, without telling them, and how do I keep myself from becoming distant? Anything would help. Thanks.
xomegaroni answered Sunday June 25 2006, 6:23 pm: this isn't such a bad thing. instead of going into the whole 'i like a guy, he likes me' & then nothing happens, you might want to approach it differently. try being friends with the guy first. that way, there's no need to be distant. you can like someone & they can still be your friend. plus, you'll know him a lot better if you do decide to date each other. it might be a lot more fun, ya know?? having a whole bunch of guy friends rather than a bf & then becoming distant. it's normal to want a bf even if you do become distant. i think if you started with closer friendships, rather than telling them straight out you like them, you'll become more comfortable with them. okay so let's say you do date & it doesn't work out?? you're still friends & you'll most likely still respect each other. i think in most situations girls & guys get hurt because they date right away & weren't friends to begin with so it all falls apart. you can tell guys you like them by flirting & paying attention to them. this doesn't mean all the time but once in awhile & they'll get the hint that you like them.
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