Additional info, added Monday October 14 2013, 11:29 pm: Today, 'E' told me he asked my crush if he liked me, and apparently he, turned away from 'E' and stuttered saying, "Umm just as a friend", I'm surprised by this.. Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? Xenolan answered Wednesday October 16 2013, 4:06 pm: If you want the real answer, you'll need to ask him yourself. He may have lied to to your friend because he didn't feel it was any of her business, and didn't want it to be spread all over that he DOES like you before he ever had the chance to tell you himself.
At 14, guys are miserable creatures. We find ourselves bombarded by strong and scary feelings which seem to have come from nowhere, and we don't know how to deal with them, and the most terrifying thing in the world is that the object of our affections might actually find out about it. It sounds like you might be able to identify with this, because you haven't told him anything either.
I suggest you find some way to get alone with him, and then make the first move. I'm not saying you should pin him up against the wall and kiss him; just tell him that you want to be totally honest with him about something important, which is... and then speak from the heart. You don't need to tell him all your private thoughts and feelings right up front (in fact, that's a bad idea - you want to preserve some mystery, and you don't want to scare him off!); just make it clear that you do feel something for him which goes beyond friendship, that you're attracted to him, and you really need the real, honest truth from him about how he feels about you.
You'll be taking a risk. He might say that, in all honesty, he doesn't see you the same way. He might break your heart. But from what you say about him, I don't get the impression that he will be unkind or cruel, even if he has to let you down.
The upside is that maybe he'll find the courage to say that he feels the same way. And that's when the kissing part comes in. :) [ Xenolan's advice column | Ask Xenolan A Question ]
Dragonflymagic answered Tuesday October 15 2013, 11:08 pm: He may not know it but he's giving 100% of all the body language that says a person is attracted to someone and likes them. At his age, I'd venture to guess that this is his very first serious crush and so he's quite scared. Scared more about not having any past experience and not knowing what to do. Poor thing, he's crazy about you and has the crap scared out of him, thats why he's so awkward and denies it because if he said it was true, he knows his friends would start playing match maker and pressuring him to approach you.
Also about the fake yawn arm thing, He knows that since he hasn't actually confessed he likes you that it would have been awkward to actually put his arm around you like a dating couple does. All the other touching or contact with you can be played off as just teasing and horsing around.
So, yes...you will have to be the brave one and bring up the subject of whether you both like each other or not. I am attaching a link to article about body language when people are attracted to each other. [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) [ Dragonflymagic's advice column | Ask Dragonflymagic A Question ]
lightoftruth answered Tuesday October 15 2013, 6:25 pm: It sounds like he likes you or is at least interested in you. I mean unless he's just a really friendly guy.
If your friend asked him if he liked you and said just as a friend it could be that he's too shy to admit it, he only sees you as a friend, or he just doesn't want to become more than friends with you even if he does have feelings for you.
So I think you should make a move. Or if you're brave enough, just ask him if he likes you. You can say that your friends have been bringing it up to you and you were wondering if it's true. If he says no, or only as a friend, then just accept it. [ lightoftruth's advice column | Ask lightoftruth A Question ]
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