You'll regret it if you don't, but if he doesn't feel the same it could definitely make things awkward. All in all, your decision!
Sorry to hear that, but you are responsible. Because you are friends I think you should split the difference or it could split the friendship (it's not worth losing a friendship over).
do you mean in a "i want to be with you relationship wise way?" if that's not her thing, you could ruin your friendship. i know that it tainted a friendship i had w/ a friend of the opposite sex
It will do absolutely no good, and we do not recommend it. It is your friend's choice, and if the drinking has progressed to the point of being a problem, he or she is unlikely to change because of your concerns. If anything, it could break up the friendship. Just be a friend, not a controller.
See if she feels the same and if she does go for it. But be careful because you could ruin your friendship if shes a true friend she will give you a straight answer. Good Luck! X
quarreling is bad because you could hurt someones feelings and you can lose your friendship between you and your friend.
a friend could be an acquaintance.
You need to get to know someone to be their friend and should propose the friendship only when you know who you are talking too which is best done in person not anonymously on the internet.
You could sort of give hints without being too obvious or you could get a friend to talk to him and see if they can find out for you. But first you should be sure that you want to go out with them because you don't want to risk ruining a great friendship
* A difficult question. But I would say, humor and being able to laugh together can be a big (or the main) part of a friendship, it can bond you. But in a real, deep friendship (according to me) you should be able to laugh and cry together. You should stay friends with that person, but you should be aware that it's probably only superficial. And you should ask yourself if that "friendship" also makes you happy in some way, if it brings you any benefit. I hope I could help.
That doesn't guarantee they will tell you, but maybe you could open a trust window, but don't just say you are gay to find out if they are, don't lie about being gay! It is something serious and if the person finds out, you could lose their friendship.
It's up to you. If you feel too uncomfortable around your friend don't be friends anymore. If you feel comfortable enough to remain friends you should stay friends because if you don't keep your friendship you might not get it back later.
It could possibly end the friendship, or make your friendship even better because sometimes people are happier with a little more space.