You work at the same place You text every day and he always drives you to work He has a girlfriend he really cares about but doubts her love for him Should you tell him you like him?

Answer 1

YOu should be really carefull if you work with the person. IF he is anyway your boss or higher in authority I would say no. Especially if this is a job you really like. If he did dump the girl and go for you and then it didn't work out, or it got more serious would you be willing to leave your job if you had to, to be with him? If you work at McD's and make McMinnimum I would say why not. I'm a big believer in not doing adultry. If they're married it's hands off for me. BUt dating / girlfriend is open ground. That said, anyone who has respect for you won't be serious with you and have something else on the side. So if he making advances and he's hinting he not happy with someone else.... maybe??? It would seem you have a relationship developing. Either way, it would seem to be a risk... He told me goodbye the other night. As i was walking away, he blurted out, "What are you doing on Sunday night??" He then asked me to come over and listen to him teach a lesson. I was unable to go, but after I texted him about it, he said his gf didn't show. He was really hurt. He feels she just wants to have fun, while he desires a more serious relationship. We both have talked about random things, and it turns out we both want the same size family. I really like him. He is a co-worker, not my boss. I spend a long time thinking of excuses to text him. He is so handsome, funny, sweet, and such a gentleman! He doesn't leer over girls bodies. I have seen him interact with little kids and it made my heart melt. I leave for college in January. Should I just walk into college being single and hope there is an even more amazing guy at college?? Or should I tell him I like him more than a friend?? I almost always have the guy say he likes me first, but I really want to know him on a more personal level.