There’s usually only one way of finding out whether or not she likes you, and that’s by asking her face to face. True, it sounds a little crude and a little blatant as well, but what do you have to lose? Call her for coffee, have a nice conversation, and ask her the truth, and I’m sure she’ll tell you. Things will be fine, so play it cool.
Take care.
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- written 1 month, 2 weeks ago – voted for by d_riley049
Sometimes people make hasty decisions and come back to regret them, but sometimes they conceal their guilt and never try to make amends. Don’t worry about it too much. Proceed with living your own life, and let him learn his mistakes on his own. If he can’t realise them, then it’s his fault he’s too blind to see how much his daughter loves him. Move forward. Life has one direction, and there is no reverse gear to go back and change things. Be strong.
It’s a truly great loss to lose a friend, but a greater loss would be to give up living for someone who means so much to us. The loss would be yours. Your friend would have definitely wanted you to live so that you can enjoy your life in anyway you see fit, so don’t give up on your own life. Wherever he is, I’m sure he will be happy, and he would also want to see you happy, so don’t be sad. Move on with life. Time will heal all your wounds.
He married 6 years back. And he still talks to you. Honestly speaking, I don’t think he can love you, considering he’s already married. Isn’t he being untrue to you, even after saying that he loves you and is already married? And besides, think about it this way. If he does love you, and is prepared to let go of his wife for you, wouldn’t he treat you in the same way later on if he finds someone else even though he’s married to you?
If you’re thinking whether you it’s true love you’re experiencing, then I’m sorry it’s not. True love requires effort, yes, but it doesn’t hurt you so much as you have been hurt. He isn’t the ultimate. Don’t waste your time on him. Forget it and move on. It’s easier said than done, but it’s the best thing for you to do right now, considering he’s totally untrue to you about such a thing.
For your own good, forget him. You’ll find someone much better than him, and take my word for it you will. Move on with your life. Love will come on it’s own to you.
Hmm… alcohol controls you more than you regulating your own consumption of it. Liver damage, slowed mental growth and a depressant so to speak… Still want to continue? It’s a drug. Believe it or not. - written 1 month ago