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I Don't Want to Lose Him

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By: collectingthoughts
Written on December 4th, 2012
Age: 18-21 , Female
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    bishop14

    I can relate in that I am a guy this has happened to. I have a friend who told me she thought this way about me for years but only voiced it when her friend pursued me. My advice is to let go of your friends for a moment and focus on what you want; what you really want. After that, the question will no longer be 'what' but 'how'.

    Life is a little too short to not get what you want.

    Dec 4, 2012
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      collectingthoughts

      Thanks so much for commenting. It means a lot. Its interesting to hear you were in a similar situation. How did it affect the girls friendship after she revealed her true feelings for you?

      I get the logic in what you're saying, but my best friend is literally like a sister to me. It would crush her. I don't know if I could do that.

      Dec 4, 2012
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      bishop14

      My situation may not be the same as yours as I plan to be single in my life. When L told me about her feelings, we were at a friends function, I immediately took her to her home so we could talk in private. We talked about her feelings for me, when they started, and how we didn't want our mutual friend E to get hurt or deceived.

      In the end, it didn't matter what either of the women wanted as it was my choice, I told them both individually and finally in union that I plan on being single. In your case, I believe it is up to your male friend. You can ask him how he feels about your best friend and beat around the bush. Or you can open up and be vulnerable to him (to an extent) and tell him how you feel and tell him whatever choice he makes you will approve.

      Once again, life it too short to not go after what you want, we always tend to regret what we didn't do over what we did do.

      Dec 4, 2012
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      collectingthoughts

      Thank-you for your input. It does help me. I will think about it seriously. I can't make him feel or think a certain way, just as I can't help the strong feelings I have for him. The heart wants what the heart wants. And I guess your right, not knowing what could happen would drive me mad. I'd never be able to let it go. Thanks for sharing your experience too.

      Dec 5, 2012
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