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    Anonymous
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    Dear Behoma:

    You express yourself very well, very  articulate,  insightful, sensible, you described  him and the situation over time so well

    He has a strong  emotional desire for you, he  looks up to  you as The Best. Sometimes he gets hurt that  you don’t  love  him back, and  then he  gets angry and then he is back to seeing you up there,  on a pedestal.

    You tried to lead him to  adjust to you being  just a friend by telling him about your crushes, that didn’t work so far, after those shares on your part he went  back to seeing you on a pedestal. Seeing you up there, Perfect, The Best thing ever is in his “romantic doe  eyes and his in-love voice”.

    Before thinking about the  more difficult possible solutions  to the situation I wonder if there could be a possible simple  solution. If you are a woman who cares for her looks, practices perfect table manners, proper-like  behavior, then if you change that, if  he sees  you, to his surprise, ex., displaying terrible table manners, in his  book of manners, it may poke a much needed hole  in the way he sees you up there on that pedestal.

    What do you think?

    anita

    #267387
    Inky
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    Hi Behoma,

    The problem will probably (to an extent) take care of itself as soon as you move to a new campus. Yes, he will still be in love with you. But it won’t be this constant in your face pining. Six months is a long time, enough for him to reset, or at least find a new support system.

    I have a feeling he will always be creepily invested in your life. Mostly because it is now an entrenched bad habit of his. Kind of like automatically logging onto FB everyday.

    So after the off campus experience, what? You go back to the old campus? When you graduate, will he move to your area?

    In the meantime, limit your interactions with him. One text/call/visit a day. When you see him face to face, be neutral, nice, and boring. No bringing up crushes. No information he can latch onto. Be legitimately busy, so after fifteen minutes of him you can say, “Gotta go!”

    Good Luck!

    Inky

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