So there's this guy and I have had a crush on him all of my life and now he has a girlfriend. Is it a bad idea to tell a guy how you feel even if he has a girlfriend that he really likes?
People tell you to "move on" it's not always that simple especially if you've liked him "all of your life" as you say (again, been there)
SO, my advice for you is to wait it out. wait until him and his gf break up, then maybe wait a bit.. but not too long, so that he'll have another gf and tell him. (If you feel it is impossible to move on)
another option, tell him now.. but it's less likely to result in anything happening because he is with someone else, and may feel awkward, so nothing would happen in the future... BUT it may let you know how he feels towards you sooner.
and then there's always the third option, which I've never been able to master myself, so I can't tell you any advice on how to do it, but to move on and try and find someone else. OR at least if you go with the first option, maybe try and find a distraction, like a cute boy to like while you wait it out.
I can tell you more about my experience with this type of situation if you'd like. just inbox me! :)
(I'm 21, btw)
askjane answered Saturday June 9 2012, 10:57 am: it's not really a bad thing but if you're going to tell him, you should be prepared to accept the answer he tells you. but if i were you, i wouldnt tell him right now. maybe just wait for the right time. [ askjane's advice column | Ask askjane A Question ]
Razhie answered Saturday June 9 2012, 10:20 am: Some people will feel differently, but I strongly agree with rainbowcherrie:
It's rude and selfish to force your feelings on someone who is not avlaible.
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