Friendship

First of all, why does he think you like someone else? Is it your actions? If so, change them. Second, strike up a conversation and make it clear that you don't like some other guy. Maybe something like: "Scott's ok, but he's not the one I like." or something, you get the idea. Third, let him know that he is the one you've got an eye for.

I personally believe that he does like you. He doesn't want to ruin the friendship if your relationship didn't work out. So, flirt with him a little. But, don't make it too obvious, maybe he will want to be in a relationship with you. :]

well I think the way you should do is by maybe sending them card telling them ur sorry calling them on the phone But the most important one is to tell them face 2 face and just show that ur really sorry tell words that r mean alot make eye contact so they will know you mean it write them a song or something a poem BUT DONT FORGET 2 DO EYE contact

Various words can describe a best friend. Some words to describe a best friend is loyal, true and unconditional friendship.

This was wrong and I'm sure your aware of that and this is going to change your relationship with your friend but you have to be honest with her and tell her. Then you will have to keep your distance from her boyfriend. Friends do not do such things to other friends and I'm not saying you were the only one in the wrong because he cheated on his girlfriend as well.

When it is always about HIM and what HE wants instead of about YOU and what YOU want. If he is more interested in getting you to go along with wherever he wants to go, or only do whatever he wants to do, not thinking of your interests or needs, dump the bum and find someone who knows what love REALLY is!

Just try talking to the friend. Explain that you don't like their boyfriend & be sure to explain why. Whatever you do, do NOT try to interfere or get someone else to interfere. Just talk to your friend & try not to upset them.

I don't think you're looking too far into things. She sounds pretty awful. The social media stuff is one thing, but her disapproving of you/your relationship is over the line. You should have an honest conversation with him about her. He may get defensive, but you need to let him know you're not comfortable with certain things about this arrangement.

tell them that you like them but are not ready ---- You don't have to go any further than you are comfortable with. Follow your feelings; they will help guide you. Also, let no one force you to go any further than you want to.

Hmmm... odds are nothing, I'm a guy.. and I'm known as a bit of a slut.

Odds are he's like me and just likes lots of hugs and cuddles, and he likes cuddling you.

Then again he could be really into you, i can't really tell seeing i don't know you or the guy.

I think Plato said that there is 1. an intellectual soul in your head (wise side) - and - 2. a hungry beast in your belly and genitals (greedy side) Your intellectual soul exists to keep you from being to greedy.

so is there really a sex to love, passion, and plesure?!?!<i say go for it if u both want 2>

I've had the same problem before lots of times and mostly, the person realized who her/his real friends were.

Me and my friends just dropped major hints like "are you coming out with us tonight... or are you too cool for that now?" but in a jokey way.

We would also joke and tease her new friends like crazy and whenever she mentioned them.

We also all went out together and showed her what a great time we could all have together, without having to be all self-consciously "cool".

Now, although she's still friends with these people, she makes sure she has time for her real friends. And she knows that she can trust us and we won't ever stop liking her is she isn't cool or whatever.

If none of this helps then maybe she/he isn't the best friend you thought she/he was, and its better to let her/him go and kid herself that hanging around with cool people will make her/him happy.

Men have few techniques to pull a girl depends on where you are and how the positioning is as for myself if me and my bf are out locol it would be a peck on the cjeeks or lips but when in doors he'll just go crazy have me pushd up against him or he will be on top me grabbin hold back my neck or side of my face :)

ill make this short. My ex and i dated for a year and a half about. lost our virginity to each other and talked about the future alot. She broke up with me 3 months ago and started dating someone she was friends with for 5 months or so a month after we broke up. When we see each other we laugh and talk just like old times but then when we arent together, we dont really talk very much. We will be texting for a couple hours and then she will all of a sudden start ignoring me. I miss her tremendously and kills me thinking of another person getting to do the things just a few months ago i was getting to do with her. And advice from girls on what you think is going through her mind or anything would be appreciated. Thanks.

There is a few circumstance that come with friendship. In a friendship you have to be honest, trusted and be your self.

Your friend does not have to tell you everything and is entitled to some privacy. Don't pressure them about this and let this go - when and if they are ready they will tell you but bothering them about it will only make them not tell you - if there is in fact anything to tell.

These word can be such as zeal, zest, zatch, zany, and zealous. "Zatch" is a term for a female genitalia, so you probably do not want to use that when explaining your irrevocable zest for said person.

Here's a great idea! I got a personalized love song for my husband.

Here is the link to a great website -- http://my-song.ca/s/ano1! You go on and make a personalized song - I did it for my husband's anniversary gift. I had a great time putting the song together. It's completely personalized, and so cute! It's something I know he won't forget for a long time.

This can be a difficult situation but the best way is to confront them. When you confront them, it's important not to get angry. Although you may be hurt, anger isn't going to solve anything, just lead to more conflict. Calmly approach them during a time when you can both talk alone. Tell then that you have heard that they have been talking about you behind your back. If they apologize, try to forgive them. This may be a hard thing to do and it may take a long time, but holding a grudge will only build up more anger inside of you. If they try to lie, or don't take you seriously, you might want to consider finding new friends. Especially if this isn't the first time. Friends who constantly talk about you behind your back or lie to you are not true friends. Good luck!

It depends on which culture you are talking about. Each culture has different symbols for friendship. One popular Americansymbol is a yellow rose. Friends might send each other yellow roses (instead of red - meaning true love) to express their appreciation for the friendship.

Guessing you mean that you are nervous about asking out one of your friends, who happens to be the opposite sex (Well I'm not sure but w/e). <br><br>An easy answer to that is try to find out if he/she has a bf/gf at the moment. If not then go ahead and just ask, no harm no foul. If he/she says no, but you still love him/her then keep contact with him/her as a friend it'll make her think you're being more mature about the situation. <br><br>Trust me, it happened to me just a while ago. This girl was one of my good friends and I started to develop a love-feeling towards her and I believed she might have as well, but then the day I asked her out she got asked out earlier in the day. I kept my cool and toke strides. It's actually the day before the big promotion dance for me, and she's been asking me questions about it, feeling interested. I have a good feeling about the dance and I might ask for a dance, but who knows?<br><br>The nervous factor is understandable. I felt extremely nervous every time I saw her. My heart would pump and I would not think over what I would be saying. Don't feel nervous and never have a friend ask out the girl/guy for you. It happened to me actually with the same girl, but I didn't tell him to ask her out for me. We haven't really talked in a while.<br><br>To not be nervous, start out the "Asking Conversation" with some small talk, maybe if you're in the same class ask about homework or what we learned, if something happened on the news that is groundbreaking ask that. Basically, just get a simple conversation between you two going. Lead your way into asking her out. Try to think of sample topics on your way to the main question involving maybe if they have a bf/gf. But! Don't go and ask directly "Hey do you have a bf/gf." out of random. Make it seem like you have a reason to ask. Eventually the person will get your point and you won't be able to not say it. <br><br>If there is a dance coming up. Go ahead and ask, people ask randomly to girls (tip for a guy) if they want to go sometimes for no reason, but YOU have a reason. About 75% of the time they'll say yes. 12.5% they have someone and 12.5% they just dont want to go with you at all. But because he/she's your friend at the moment and you know they don't have someone to go with, they will probably say yes.<br><br>Keep me posted I'm interested on how it'll turn out for you.<br>