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I'd focus on other things, like hobbies, sports, going to a movie, hanging out with other friends. I'd keep away from a volatile situation.
A boyfriend isn't worth losing one's best friend.
10 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
How do you know he does not have a crush on you,,if he wants you and you want him,,then your friend is in the wrong relationship,,however chances are ,you might gain a boyfriend but lose a friend..but that is how life tends to go,,choices ,choices ,choices,,,they will never end>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Always nice talking, PS,,i am not your heart throb doctor Betty,,,,,this is just my opinion.....................................................................
10 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
A crush on a friends adoring companion is normal and natural in ones teenage years and with immature adults also. The misinterpreted issue is 'love and life-force energy'. These two are very different but some folk have no understanding of either. Life force energy....close your eyes and feel the energy when you reach to an object ,you know is there but have not touched.
That energy is in you and is part of you. The more familiar you are with that energy the better for you. I can direct an imaginary ball of light near a kitten and she will go for it like a kitten will. That energy will attract anyone and everyone to your special girl and away from you as you hate all the attention she is getting from everyone in the store. If you turn that energy around and seek to bring interest to your girl...well you'll figure it out.
10 years ago. Rating: 6 | |