I've messed things up and I don't know how to fix them!
Question Posted Friday January 8 2016, 9:46 pm
If you have seen my previous posts, you will know that there is a boy that I really like, and I still really like him, but something happened that messed up everything. A boy (let's call him Ethan) liked me, and after he told me that I kind of liked him too, which was true. He now thinks that I completely like him and I don't know where we stand. I didn't realise it would be taken this far. He now constantly texts me, and I completely regret telling him that I kind of liked him. I really like him as a friend and don't want to hurt his feelings, but I don't want it to turn into anything. I am starting to think that I felt as if I liked because he liked me! I have no feelings for him in that way and feel awful. I was caught up in the moment, and now it is giving me very bad anxiety. I still like the other boy from before in truth, but I don't think I will ever have a chance with him. How do I stop the situation from forming into something more with out hurting Ethan, and still pursue the other boy who I like? Please help, as I am so stuck on what to do!
Girls your age like receiving verification from For next time, enjoy the attention but dont automatically tell a guy you like him cus they will assume it means you are attracted to them over other males, like a girlfriend. You can specify that you only like them as a friend, nothing more. And dont be hard on yourself, this is a common issue when we first start being aware of the opposite sex and having any feelings and wanting to try dating and relationships. [ Dragonflymagic's advice column | Ask Dragonflymagic A Question ]
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