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Kris005ParticipantJune 11, 2017 at 9:02 am #139145we are friends for 2 years. She was flirting with me, but sometimes i noticed she acts this way not only with me. when we drank together we ended up holding hands touching and huggin, i kissed her and she didn’t refuse me but became nearvous after. she would always say i remember what was that night kind of in a flirty way… after i told her straight she said that she is okey with that kind of love but she can’t accept it and she doesn’t feel that way. She kind of avoided me for 2 weeks but after that all became as it used to, her flirting partly came back and last night she wanted to go to the gay club with me and drink together… i thought that it was a sign that she doesn’t mind, i tried to be touchy and flirty with her seemed like she didn’t mind but she didn’t so anything back so i stopped doing anything. I think it’s weird that she would want to drink with me after that situation. What should i do? Do i have a chance? Is she playing with me or she is trying to be a good friend?
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shameless8285ParticipantJuly 4, 2017 at 8:52 am #141292Thats a tricky situation. Maybe you should try talking sober. Leave the alcohol out.
GromslovepancakesParticipantJuly 26, 2017 at 3:03 pm #143329Agree. Alcohol makes people say things they don’t mean.
GuywithdilemmaParticipantJuly 28, 2017 at 5:56 am #143443Yeah, alcohol makes things more complicated. I had a close friend for a few years with a similar scenario. Whenever alcohol was involved, we would be touchy feely with each other but she didn’t feel that way about me; only wanted to be friends. After a couple times she just flat out stopped talking to me and ignored me.She cut me out from her life. I lost a very close friend from wanting more out of our friendship. So tread carefully.
sinead1966ParticipantSeptember 15, 2017 at 3:59 am #149119Do you drink to rid yourself of the anxiety of being around her? How often do you drink?Try finding the courage to call her while you are sober.
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