I have 2 friends everybody calls Babe because that is their family nickname. If she says he is yours , stop obsessing, if she's saying he is hers, tell her to shove off, and tell your boyfriend to pick his friends more carefully if he's concerned about your feelings.
yes , hes a friend of a friendSpeaking of dating, do you have a boyfriend right now?Yeah, I do, but it's all brand new. It's only been a few weeks, but we've known each other for a few months. He's really lovely.
no it is not right to be jealous of your boyfriends best friend because he has known him for over a decade and there are things that you will learn so you know as much about your boyfriend but there are things that you know about your boyfriend that his best friend does not
Well, who have you known longer? Trust your natural instincts.
There's never a good reason to tell your friend something that would hurt her deeply. Never let on about it, and stay away from her boyfriend. If you say something, not only will you hurt your friend, you'll be known around school as an untrustworthy jerk.
Of course you can! This happened to a friend of mine, he asked her out, and she said yes! Of course you can! This happened to a friend of mine, he asked her out, and she said yes!
texting is where it all starts. if she was a friend you would have known about her.
Don't take sides, try to calm them both.
* Just tell your Bf how you feel and say "He is just my friend". If your boyfriend doesn't understand then just keep your friend as a friend. * Just like many women of all ages know when another woman is after their partner, many men know when a guy is going after their girlfriend and your boyfriend may have a good reason for not liking this male friend of yours. If your friend gets into trouble (not accusing him) or is rude to your boyfriend or you are seeing each other too much then your boyfriend has every right to be put off. It would be wise for both of you to sit down and discuss the matter and come to some agreement. Listen to each other! Let your boyfriend tell you why he doesn't like you friend and if it sounds reasonable perhaps you should listen to him, but if you feel it's jealousy then you have to let him know that you are just friends and hopefully he will accept this.
You trust him.
I'm also assuming that your best friend is somebody that you've known for a very long time. He or she is entitled to his or her own opinion. You have your reasons for liking your boyfriend and they have theirs for hating him. If your friendship with your best friend is damaged by your relationship with your boyfriend, I'm sorry to say that you'd have to reconsider labeling that friend as your "best" friend. A best friend is somebody who will be there for you through thick and thin. A best friend will still be by your side even if the person on the other side is somebody they despise. You cannot force your friend to like your boyfriend. Hate to break it to you, but high school relationships are a joke. Unless you are going to go to the same college (bad idea), it's not really going to work out in the end. You can claim to "be in love" now, but you really have no idea what that even means. If you let your [high school] boyfriend get in the way of your relationship with your "best" friend, you really have to reconsider what it means to be a "best" friend. Your relationship with your boyfriend should in no way shape or form get in the way between you and your "best" friend.
It's quite likely he's interested in you. Either as a friend (if he's known you a long time) or as a boyfriend.
When your boyfriend calls you his "Maine girl," he may be referring to you as someone who is special or important to him, similar to how the state of Maine is known for its beauty and uniqueness. It could also suggest that he sees you as his primary romantic partner or someone who stands out in his life.