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Please help, I’m in love with my best friend in college.
She’s a Christian Korean female. I’m an Athiest Hispanic male. I’ve spoken to one of her close friends who told me that it’s best that I keep the fact that I like her to myself. I sent her Valentine’s day flowers and began sending her messages and sweet gifts every couple of weeks as a secret admirer. I’ve tried to be closer to her lately without telling her it’s me. However, she’s starting to become annoyed at me as a person and she’s open about it to her friends, hence, I backed off and gave her some space, talk to her less, etc. She’s also starting to become annoyed at the secret admirer but it’s clear she doesn’t think it’s me. I really wanted to ask her to an upcoming formal but I’m afraid then she’ll think the admirer is me. The problem is (and what her close friend agrees) that I’m afraid she’s say no. I think she’ll say no. Her parents made her break up with her ex-bf because he was Chinese, I’m not even asian! She thinks I’m socially awkward but she’s a good Christian and believes in “Loving thy neighbor” or whatever the expression is. She’s been a huge emotional support for me and I feel like she gives but I’m never able to contribute back. I really wish I could tell her I really appreciate her and that I wish I could give back to her somehow. I feel guilty. If she rejects me or says yes to me because she feels badly or if we date and we break up, honestly, I would feel ashamed and would likely not want to talk to her or any of our circle of friends anymore. That would leave me essentially friendless and I can’t go through the rest of college like that. What should I do? Should I tell her?
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