Katlette
16 years ago
I have this friends, but he is older... I tolf him I liked him after my mom and I talked about it. Well.. He likes me to. We talked about getting together and the risks and all that. Sometimes when we are talking he makes it sound as if we will get together. We are friends for now but I want more. Should I tell him how I feel??? |
sibyllene
16 years ago
So... you were friends when you were 13 and he was 18? That seems a little sketchy. I can't imagine someone who's legally an adult being actual -friends- with a practically pre-pubescent girl. I'm sure it's possible, but it would be difficult for you to be of the same maturity level, so it seems more likely that he thought of you as a little kid. And now that you're 15... you've obviously grown up a bit, and he's probably noticed that. But... ok. I'm 20. If I imagine myself at 15... that's not even the same PERSON, do you know what I'm getting at? The difference between 20 and 25 isn't that much, but you... you still have to go through high school, whereas he's already been out for two years, probably has a real job, possibly has his own place. |
Christianna
16 years ago
I would agree with Sibyllene. |
Goodbye
16 years ago
Let things develope in their own way. Don't hurry. You are still young. You have a lot of time to think. And about the feelings...I think feelings come with time... |
Colby
16 years ago
DO NOT WAIT AT ALLL!!!!! please dont.... i was in the same case... i didnt know whether i should tell her or not.. and i did. She is older then I am but shes 18 and im 15. Theres a difference... but not much of one if you think about it. Things worked out between her and I and we are really close. I would tell the other if i were you though.... things could work out well, chances are things wont get bad... if things dont work out. But make sure you think it through very well first |
Katlette
16 years ago
I odn't know. i think I'l keep things going the way they are and just stay friends. If he brings it up again I'll talk to him about and let him know that I don't think I am ready. He and I are close frieds. I don't want that to be ruind. He'd understand. He and I understand each other well.. |
David ODonnell
16 years ago
You should build up the friendship and foundations of a relationship then try because there is nothing worse than losing a friend and a partner at the same time in love. |
Katlette
16 years ago
True. I agree. I really do not want anything to happen to us that would ruin our friendship. so if he brings it up I will tell him that I'm not ready for it. In all actuality, I'm not. He knows me enough to know that I won't do anything. and that's really what a lot of guys think about. I don't want to oput myself in that postion yet. |
DeathsRose
16 years ago
I say go for whatever your heart wants, but although good can come out of it so could bad...Just think of the consequences of each side. Although my best friend is 18 and her b/f is 29 and they have been going together for a little over 1 yr and they are still doing GREAT!!! But it's not always like that. |
Katlette
16 years ago
True. But your friends is also older and I'm sure more mature about this kind of stuff. Some have told me that we learn from our mistakes. But I don't want this to turn into a mistake that I'll regret or anything like that. I'm sure that when it comes to it I'll go with what I feel is right. |
Christianna
16 years ago
Good to hear that. |