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there is this boy i know and i used to sit next to

him in french and he would get on my nevres alt so i hit him and he contiunely did it and he told me everything about him so we were sort of friends. but now in year 8 i sit next to him in science and he acts differently he told me that his trouses icth and he said we were going out pretend but some how i fell for him but does he like me help me plz

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meanowre offline Verified User (2 years, 2 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Undisclosed Location | 11 months, 4 weeks ago (3 minutes after post)

No point in torturing yourself. Quickest thing to do is suck up your guts and stride forth; aka, just ask him.
I’ve gone throughj sooo many of my friends saying “what are they thinking? do they like me? i can’t ask them, it’s not my style! it’s not my way! i’m too shy!”
it’s less painful, and less distracting to just ask them whether or not they were flirty, or whether they just meant it as a subject of interest for the lesson of the day.
Chances are it’s flirting, but if you downright ask, there’s not too much harm in it; what’s the worst that can happen? They shouldn’t get overly weirded out, and if they do, then they clearly don’t have the capacity to extrapolate beyond themselves and realize that you just wanna figure out whats up.

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