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  • #40772
    Matt
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    Viida,

    Have you considered talking to him about it? Friendships are better when they are transparent. What I mean is sometimes you just have to jump in and see where it goes. Perhaps you could just tell him what you’re feeling, fear of texting him and all. Why not? If he’s your friend, and himself doesn’t like playing the game, it could be a lot of relief.

    Moving from romance to friends is pretty tricky. Are you still interested in him in that way? That might be adding to the fear on your side as well. Or, it might mean that you’re assuming you know his side when you don’t. That’s why its best just to be open!

    With warmth,
    Matt

    #40780
    Buddhist Wife
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    Matt is right. Second guessing gets you no-where.

    #40817
    viida
    Participant

    Firtsly i would like to thank you for your responding, Matt!

    And yes you are right, i still have feelings for him, thats why ist so hard for me to just let it go. I will try to talk with him about it because you made a point with him not wanting to play that game too. Its not easy for me to just talk about it and be open but i will sure give it a try 🙂

    #40818
    viida
    Participant

    Thank you for your reply and I agree with you! :/

    #40864
    Andy
    Participant

    Talk in person and end the logistical mix ups. One of the first things that can make relationships better is to make it habit of only using texting to have day to day conversations and not to talk about big issues or problems and concerns. The texting mix ups are avoiding the bigger problem of this relationship which is the confusion of where the relationship stands.

    #40889
    Macintosh
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    Not knowing what is going on is worse than knowing! And, texting is non personal as you can’t really get a feel of the other person texting, it’s too easy to take something the wrong way or out of context. I’m kind of in the same boat as you, different circumstances but the feelings of confusion and pain are the same.

    Sooner rather than later you need to either make peace with how things are and make yourself care less (invest less emotion and effort into him and the friendship) so he won’t have such an affect on your moods and emotions (I know, been there, it sucks!) or decide if it’s worth having him as a friend this way. Ask yourself what you are getting out of it.

    It’s really hard to be ‘friends’ with someone you love/have a crush on, or if you’ve broken up and trying to be just friends.

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