I have a guy friend who for the last 3 days has called me every night and we have talked on the phone for hours. I’m house sitting at the moment and he knows that I’m by myself. He tells me that he calls and talks to me cause he doesn’t want me to be bored or alone. I do have a problem though. He is engaged, but he hardly ever sees her, and when they talk on the phone it’s only for like 15 minutes. Just the other night I was at his house and his fiancé called. I decided to leave like 5 minutes after she called, so I could head over to the house I’m watching. It’s like a 3 minute drive and he called me before I even got there. So that means he hung up with his fiancé and immediately called me, and we were on the phone for three hours. He called me tonight also, and we were on the phone for another 2 and a half hours. That would make this day number four. Friday night he asked me to go to midnight mayhem with him, but we were going to meet up with his friends first. He had called me earlier in the day and made sure I was still able to go, which I was. So I went and the whole time he was pretty much right next to me. Making sure I was okay, and sitting close enough to where our legs were touching. Then on the way home he kept asking and making sure that I had fun. Which I did. Sorry but I have a couple of questions. 1) Do guys really hate to talk on the phone, and if so is our 2-3 hour conversations a sign he likes me? 2) I want to talk to him and tell him how I feel but I’m not sure how to go about it without ruining our friendship. How do I go about doing this? And 3) What would you do if you were in my position?
I would like to end this though by saying that I have no intentions of doing anything with this man unless he is separated from his fiancé.
Thank You!
Additional info, added Tuesday November 6 2007, 3:20 pm: Sorry...I guess that I should have put in that, Yes, I do like this guy very much. I cant help it. But yea, I do like him.
When we are on the phone we really dont talk about any one specific thing. Usually he asks me what I did today, and what time I went to bed (he doesnt like getting off the phone if I dont want to get off the phone. Hes Always like "I can stay up longer if you like) Uh lets see. The other night we were talking and we got onto the subect of how I am flexible (dont ask me how) and he was like "thats what I need to find myself, a flexible woman." He always says things like that. Like he really has no intentions of actually getting married. He will also ask me what I am doing over the weekend. And he has already hinted to me that there is another midnight mayhem on friday, so Im thinkin he wants me to go. Just last night I had to run to the store, and I had planned on going by myself, but he ended up going with. It was just him and I and I asked him why he wanted to come with. All he said was that he would feel bad if something happened to me and he wasnt there to help. Thats about it. I mean he does talk with me and is usually with me WAY more than his fiance. But I think the weirdest thing of all is that he proposed to her when she still has 4 years of college to take still and its not even in the same city. Its like 6 hours away. And do you think its weird that they are engaged but they dont live together? Sorry this is so long...again. Thanks for taking the time to read this though. I appreciate it.. Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? XoXoXoXo77 answered Tuesday November 6 2007, 11:17 am: okay well..
1. it kinda depends on the guy. most of the time guys only talk on the phone that long if they like you...thats how its been for me. we just learned about this in english..guys use communication to achieve goals (getting you to like him).. thats my guess. maybe you could include a little more info about what you guys talk about and stuff?
2. i wouldnt talk to him about it yet. first i would ask him why he calls you so much if he has a fiance. do it in nice, gentle way though so he doesnt get mad. maybe that will help him sort out his real feelings.
ammo answered Monday November 5 2007, 11:55 pm: Firstly for a guy to have a fiance and be interested in someone else at the same time is a clear indication there's a problem. If that's the case he shouldn't be stringing her along. Playing devils advocate the only thing I can say regarding him leaving her for you is for you to ask yourself how long it'll take before you are in the same position as his fiance is/was (not that it might happen).
Now to the questions you asked. Most guys totally hate talking on the phone but there's a difference between talking to a friend, your gf/fiance and strangers. Mostly people just hate talking to strangers and not the others (even though that's not unknown) but for him to talk to you so long and not his fiance is an indication he may like you - or at least to me it is. Hence I stated above he has a problem if that is the case because he shouldn't be stringing his fiance along unless he knows nothing will come of it (could be nothing more than just a crush).
You've not actually stated exactly how you do feel so I can't comment on that but whenever you do change a friendship into something more there's always the risk there that it could mess things up but then on the other hand it may not. Either way the thing to ask yourself is could you be content with not saying anything at all and being okay with that decision in the long run?
Thankfully I'm not in your position so I won't comment on what I would do in your position. :P I however will say I have been in your position before many times. Kudos to you in not wanting to do anything till he cuts off all ties with the fiance - smart move indeed. [ ammo's advice column | Ask ammo A Question ]
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