it depends if he wants to date you too, because if you go up to him and ask him if he wants to go out he might be weirded out and then yalls friendship will go down hill from there. so before you ask your best friend out, try to see if he likes you too.
you can tell when a guy likes you if you accidentally touch his leg with your leg and he doesn't move it, or if you touch his hand and he doesn't move him away from yours, he may hug you for small things. but notice his eye contact, if he likes you hell try to catch your eye, and his pupils may dialate.
Don't. If you're really close and she's VERY understanding, tell her. If not, don't tell her and avoid the urge. If you have a really close friend you can tell anything, you can tell them about it, it'll make you feel so much better
Just come right out and tell your friend why you don't want to be friends anymore thats the easiest way i think to say it to the point and why you no longer want to be friends which your friend should have some idea why you feel the way you do.
tell them you want to bring a friend
you tell them that "i understand it is up to you but i do really really wanna be your friend still" and that's it
When with "friend a" tell him/her you do not want to talk about "friend b", but you do want to have fun together. When with "friend b" tell him/her you do not want to talk about "friend a", but you do want to have fun together.
You should tell your friend that you want to work out the problem. Sit down just you and him/her and ask what made them upset? Really listen to what they are saying and hear them out. Once you know what went wrong you can try to work on how to fix it. If your friend is really close to you then he/she should want to discuss it and work it out.
I think you should just say I am not going to be your friend.
you should just tell her/him to stop bothering you
You should probably start by telling him what you need. Tell him you want your hand held and stuff. If he won't, then just tell him you want to stay friends.
I should never force her to be my friend. If she doesn't want to be my friend then why should I bother about her and force her to become my friend. There are millions of people in this world who know the importance of friendship.
Tell him you want to be more close and you want to have something impertweeen each other instead of just sex
It depends on what you originally promised. Situations change, feelings change, we sometimes find out we just can't keep the promise we made. Chances are your friend has had experiences like this. If you're close friends, you should be able to talk about this. The danger is that your friend will insist you hold to your promise or end the relationship. But if you really want to date your friend, you might be willing to take that risk.