Question Posted Wednesday October 30 2013, 11:28 pm
What should I do?
I love this girl so much, I just don't know how to tell her. I don't know if she feels the same way...We're best friends and have been for a long while, but sometimes she looks at me, says things, or does things that send me mixed signals. There's just something there and I don't know what it is. I'm so sad because I'm so far away from her...
All I know is she's the only person on this Earth I'd do anything for. It's not the piddly,"Aw your so cute, I love you babe," type of love. It's the, "I will still love you when you're old and fat. I'll still love you when you hate me. There's not a damn thing you can do to make me stop it. I'd give my life for you in a heartbeat and I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost you, and if I ever had children, I'd only have them with you," type of love. I just wish I could tell her. It's just so hard. Help me, please? I've thought about bringing it up, but I don't want to ruin what I already have.
Just one piece of advice though, don't go on telling professing your love on how you'd love her forever and want to have children with her and such. That could possibly throw her off and scare her a bit, especially if she has no idea that you're even interested in her.
Jessica717 answered Friday November 1 2013, 3:29 pm: I think you should just ask her how she feels about you. If she asks why you're asking, just say sometimes you get the impression that she might be flirting or giving you mixed signals. Tell her you wouldn't mind if she wanted to take it beyond friendship, but that you're also fine with just being friends.
Females are strange creatures. I know because I am one. I have flirted with friends who I could never see myself actually being with, I just felt like flirting. I feel bad about it but its what girls do sometimes.
Just talk to her and see what she says. The worst thing she can say is "lets just be friends" and you would still be right where you are now. If she says that, then just say Okay and maybe direct your affection toward someone who can reciprocate. =] [ Jessica717's advice column | Ask Jessica717 A Question ]
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