grow_N_Him09
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Now, you said he would make a good friend and that you two have a lot in common...When you say you don't want a relationship with him, that means you're not romantically interested in him at all? From what I've usually seen, men and women don't generally go out of their way to make a purely platonic friendship with someone of the opposite sex.
It's different if the friendship just arises out of being around one another at work, school, wherever; but intentionally trying to draw closer is more than friendly, imo.
I mean, if he's an interesting person, then why not strike up a conversation with him. I just think things get tricky if the goal is to become a close friend. That probably stems more from romantic feelings than anything else.
Well, in the beginning I did consider the possibility of us being in a relationship, but when it seemed like he wasn't going after that, those feelings kinda tapered off. So I would say had "mild to light," romantic feelings for him...if that's possible? erplexed I thought I would be able to contain them and still be friends...
True @ the bolded. And I mainly say that because of trial and error...not long after that post, I, well, kinda sorta ended up asking the dude out, in uh, so many words
I said was "We should hang out sometime," then I went to his church, uninvited . I was really goin' hard and I think deep down I knew better. But the waiting game was getting the better of me, so I made a mistake.
Needless to say that sent him running and sans a facebook "howyadoin'" we haven't talked since...learned my lesson.