So when I told my best friend (Lara) that I have feelings for her and I am bisexual she said she doesn’t feel the same way because she is unsure of her sexuality. And she is just bi curious, she respects my sexuality and my feelings but she can be quite confusing. When I was at a party and met some guy (nothing happen) she got jealous and I ask her why. She said she was jealous of my last two boyfriends in high school and she felt afraid we won’t be close anymore if I get a boyfriend. Because she said she was being over protective. (That was last year) But the odd thing is that I been close to her when I was going out to my ex BF’s. I hang with my friends with my ex-boyfriends at the same time. She flirts with me too. She comes across my personal space, she smiles with a daring look in her eyes when I look at her, mimics my body movements sometimes, lightly touches me and leans on me. I thought to myself that I am thinking to much into it but when I told my best friend Mandy who is friends with Lara. She said that she see’s Lara flirting to me. I have the hugest crush on her for 7 years and her actions always been like this. I want to move on because when I ask her “do you like me more than a friend?” she replies “not as of now sorry I see you as a sister.”…..but why does she flirt? BTW I flirt back and get close but she never backs away or stops the teasing. I am 21.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? VeNzUeLa answered Saturday June 14 2008, 2:14 pm: If you two are as close as you say you are, why don't you talk to her about her flirting. Maybe she is doing it sub-consciously. So ask her about it and see what she says. If she carries on, I think you should just tell her straight up that you have feelings for her and the fact that she doesn't, you want to get over her and move on and remain as friends, don't forget to say remain as friends, it is vital, so if you come off as 'ignoring' or 'avoiding' her, she'll understand. Which is what I think you should do, avoid her, that usually helps when getting over someone.
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