How to tell if he likes you or sees you as a friend
Question Posted Tuesday February 10 2009, 6:04 pm
I know the ways to tell if a guy likes you, but how can you tell if a guy doesn't like you and just sees you as a friend? The guy I like is showing a lot of signs, but certain ones he doesn't, so it's really hard to tell and I'm just not good at this type of thing at all.
I'm going to give you a list of what guys tend to do when they like girls:
1. They don't call you "sexy". They call you "beautiful", "gorgeous", "amazing", etc.
2. They make an effort to hug you. They might high-5 instead, but it really depends on the guy in question.
3. They DO find any reason to touch you in some way. Mostly it ISN'T in a sexual way. Its more of just an excuse to remember what you feel like, I guess. Its hard to explain...
4. He is always smiling around you. If you're feeling bad and he's around- he'll be smiling because he knows that he's there to help you- and that's like brownie points for a guy if they can help a girl out. That, like the above, is hard to explain.
5. He'll tell you things about himself that he normally wouldn't tell everyone. He opens up to you. Guys don't get a chance to do that when pressured to "be manly".
6. If you have a feeling that a guy likes you- you're probably right. Guys aren't the best at hiding it- and girls are even better at figuring these type of things out.
If you like this guy- and he does all or most of those things- my best bet is that he does like you. That means one and only one thing: Ask him to make sure, and then try the relationship out. Who knows- it could be great!
Kirstenishere answered Tuesday February 10 2009, 10:46 pm: if he invites you over to play video games or some kind of hobby together .. then your a friend
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