Misshapenheart21
13 years ago
I always say that when I see a guy I used to like I'll know if I still like him or not... The longer I wait to see him the more sure I become that I'm over him.... Today i saw the guy that I liked for an entire school year for the first time this summer I didn't talk to him because I was with my sister and he was with his mom.... It was in a store and I was at the register in front if him.... I couldn't help looking Over at him.... I don't think he saw me, and if he did he didn't care.... But the point is... OH CRAP I THINK I STILL LIKE HIM! Also, I probably won't see him again until fall |
Decayed
13 years ago
No.. but hey, make a move, you won't lose anything |
HisBlueEyedAngel
13 years ago
I say make a move...because if you still feel like you have feeling's for him don't let them go...you don't have anything to loose trying... |
HisBlueEyedAngel
13 years ago
Lose** |
Misshapenheart21
13 years ago
That's the problem... When I |
Beauty In The Breaking
13 years ago
I'd say take a step back and look at it closely without all the drama. If you've changed your mind on him a couple of times already he's going to be hesitant to give it another try, especially if you're not sure yourself. Take a step back and figure out if you like him, just how much do you like him? Or is it just a passing thing of wanting someone you don't have? Like I tell my younger nieces on this topic, that's the thing with "liking" someone, liking can be nothing but a passing interest, fascination with someone you're not with but they change and burn out fast. Figure out how you feel calmly, taking a step back from the situation before dragging him into it again. |
Brix Ambray
13 years ago
Make the move..i'm sure that guy won't mind |
Dark Secrets
13 years ago
Now that you've explained how it was between you, I don't think he'll be responsive with you. One of my guy friends had a girl friend who was hesitant of him, he loved her like crazy. But she first said she liked him, then no, then yes, they were on again off again for about a year (that's what my poem "Heartache for dinner" is about). At the end he got exhausted emotionally and told her to make up her mind... Guys hate the on/off relationships, they can't stand them, and the first thing that comes to mind is that she's seeing someone else, is dating him for something (money, looks, popularity...etc), or that she's playing with his feelings. |