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Answered 2010-12-31 00:09:03
If he has a girlfriend then he may like you but not as much as his girlfriend. You need to tell him you cannot go out with him while he is still with his girlfriend as it is not fair on you or her.
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If you like a guy and he has a girlfriend then you should back off and only try and be his friend.
Because your guy friend has a girlfriend you will have to accept that and if he should break up with his girlfriend that is the time to tell him how you feel and not before.
Be their friend. But nothing more.
Well, its ok for them to hang out. If you trust her, then yes, if not then go with her. Like a double date.
Tell your friend to like another guy and make the dude brake up with the girl.
Be his friend, wait, and don't be intrusive.
Well not likely unless he breaks up with his girlfriend first.
You try to lose feelings for this guy. It wouldnt be right for you to have feelings for a guy thats dating a good friend of yours. Put your self in that situation. What would you want your good friend to do if she liked your "boyfriend" ?
tell your friend that you like he and if your friends with the (girlfriend) tell her that you like him and if she gets mad DRAMA QUEEN then when they break up you have a chance. :):):)
This is coming from a guy just ask him if you like him or have a friend to do it for you But do it by yourself because I don't like their friends asking for them
Yip as long as he likes u as a friend and not as his 'bit on the side' :/
Your friend should accept her for who she is. I hope you and your guy friends relationship doesn't get destroyed from your girlfriend and your guy friend from argueing. If your guy friend can come up with a good enough reason why he doesn't like her...then talk to your girlfriend and see if she can change that. I hope that she can understand what is going on and everything works out.
he has a friend that likes you.
Some friend! To have a friend who want to butt in on your girlfriend is not a friend. Didn't it occur to you that what this friend of your friend did is really lousy? He wants to take you away from his friend! Watch out for this guy! I certainly wouldn't trust him.
are you sure you want a guy that likes someone other then his girlfriend. lets say the guy and your friend break up and you and the guy get together then another one of your friend comes along and he likes her instead of you. how would you feel? i think you should tell your friend about it.
If a guy tells his friends that his girlfriend is quality, he means that she is a great girlfriend.
If you like a guy that has a girlfriend, you should only like him from afar.
You don't tell him. It's too late now.
wait till they break up then share feelings with him
If he has a girlfriend, you should deal with him only as a friend and be respectful of the girlfriend. Once he and she have broken up, then it's appropriate to tell him you're into him.
tell your girlfriend and then go to your boyfriend and say all the good things about your girlfriend
You are not much of a friend to him if you try this. I would reconsider what you are thinking about doing. This is not friendship !
Did you ever mention to your friend that you like this guy? Just try to be friends with him and tell him flirty jokes. In My "Opinion" I feel you should respect their relationship. It's going to be hard to watch your best friend date the guy you like but, if you want your best friend then you will just let this guy go and move on.
Yes! The guy i like has a girlfriend and we are good friends and i don't know who his girlfriend is but he said that he liked me. So there is hope!!
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