How to Tell if Your Lesbian Friend Has a Crush on You
Question Posted Friday December 31 2010, 9:08 pm
My best friend is a lesbian and has been for awhile now. I think she came out to me like 2 years ago now. Anyway, lately she's been hanging all over me, begging me to spend more time with her, and everything. Sometimes I feel like she's flirting with me because she's all about cuddling on me and really touchy. I know like a two months ago her gf broke up with her so I guess she could just be lonely and clingy but she wasn't this way with me before. How can you tell if your lesbian friend has developed a crush on you? I don't want to be rude either way, but if she does like me then I want her to know I'm not interested in her that way. I just don't want to embarrass myself in the process if she doesn't like me :P
Or, if I was in your position the next time i hung out with her I would talk about a cute guy in one of your classes and ask her advice if you should ask him to a movie or not. Even if your not going to talk to the guy or whoever it might remind her that your straight and that you guys are nothing more then good friends.
The last thing is to put yourself in her position. If you were her how would you want your best friend to tell you that shes straight?
charkawa answered Saturday January 1 2011, 10:09 am: Well, the best bet, is to just ask her, if she's a true friend, she'll understand, being gay and being asked by a straight friend, is expected, trust me, I know... Let her know that you'll be there for her as a good friend, but nothing more then a close friend, she may be gay, but she's still a female and females are more understanding then males..... [ charkawa's advice column | Ask charkawa A Question ]
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