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 Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:23 pm
So, I've had this best friend since fifth grade (I'm in college now) and I don't know whether to scream at him right now or just let stuff slide.
Last November, we ended up... goofing off (not all the way, goodness!) but after two days of my thinking that this might finally be a healthy relationship (I'm used to emotional abuse from guys...) he called it off, saying he "valued our friendship too much to ruin it."
Now, a few months later, he's been through the mill with girls that use him, and he keeps saying stuff like "If I could only find a girl that liked me..." while I'm standing there, still loving him (like an idiot). I know he knows I still like him, and I'm always the one he comes crying to when another girl breaks him apart (again).
Should I verbally masticate this guy or just keep smiling like nothing's wrong?
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Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2009 1:29 am
do what you think is right even if its verbally yelling at him cause what he did isnt excatly wonderful and he more than likely deserves it for what he did its not right for anyone do that to anyone else if he wasnt ready then he shouldve not done it in the first place and he shouldnt be doing this to you even if your used to emotional abuse from guys and if he doesnt realize that you like him then hes an idoit for not seeing the signs either that or hes being dense but maybe you should talk to him about it alittle i mean come on he does this to you and then he calls it off and then says if only he could find a girl that liked him..duh! there is one! you! but..if he really wanted to find one he should at least give you another chance to see if it would work out...but if it doesnt then maybe it wasnt meant to be..
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