Take a good look at your girlfriend and then at yourself. Are you two different human beings, with different parents, with different life experience, with different lifestyles and possibly different religious and national background. And you had a fight? Let's get this straight: relationships are all about resolving conflicts that arise when two different human beings try to share their life. Even though this is a fight between you and your girlfriend, try to straighten things out. Try to meet her halfway. Check out the website on my Bio Page
You did not explain the feeling. Usually after break up people experience a lot of odd feelings which is normal.
Introduce them to your friends
wait till they break up then share feelings with him
Talk to her and tell her your feelings. Nothing is guaranteed though.
You told him you need a break. A statement does not require an answer. If you would have asked him for his feelings or opinion, an answer would be necessary.
Yes. If he is not sharing his feelings, then he wont start. Aparrently he is the quiet type. If you can handle it now, you probably can in the future, but if it is bugging you, you should break up with him. When you break up with him, tell him why. Maybe he can fix it by learning to share his feelings about you.
Maybe , he still has "feelings" for you , or thinks the break up was a mistake, or maybe he just wants you to be his friend
Yes of course it's ok. As long as you don't have feelings for his friend. If yes, the you should probably break things off so feelings don't get hurt.
Breaking up with someone is hard for both people and feelings will get hurt. You can phone them or talk to them in person. http://www.wikihow.com/Break-Up-with-Someone-and-Remain-Their-Friend
no,you should not because you love him not youre friend so you should stay with him.
If you are serious about the relationship and like your girlfriend more than the friend, then ignore the feelings and get over it. If you like the friend more than your girlfriend and the friend likes you, then possibly end the relationship and start a new one with your "friend". Don't be scared to break up with your girlfriend and end up cheating on her. Just remember, if you like your girlfriend more, ignore the feelings and move on; and if you like the friend more and the friend likes you, end the relationship.
Everyone in this situation fails.If your boyfriend has feelings for someone else, it's obvious you two need to break up and move on. It's not fair to anyone involved if you stay with him - he doesn't get the girl he really wants, and you don't get a healthy, loving relationship. So again, I'll repeat: break up.About the other part, as harsh as it sounds, it's not your problem. I'd give your friend the same advice I gave you though. If she has feelings for someone other than her boyfriend, she should break up with him. From there, it's "each man for himself". If you get over involved in other people's relationships, it'll bite you on the ass. I'm not saying to not be compassionate and give your friend advice, but worry about your relationships before you worry about others' relationships - that's their problem to deal with.Bottom line: break up with your guy and find someone else. Possibly get a new friend too. Neither of them exactly sound like they care about you much. lol.