Author Topic: (no hate replies please) i have a crush on my straight friend  (Read 27261 times)

if i tell him should ike "hey dude, you know we've been friends for a long time right?" and he would go "yea totally!" then i would say "well i think we could be more than friends." should i tell him like that or just say "i love you"

dont say either, theyre both kind of weird ideas, especially if he actually is straight

if i tell him should ike "hey dude, you know we've been friends for a long time right?" and he would go "yea totally!" then i would say "well i think we could be more than friends." should i tell him like that or just say "i love you"

Or maybe you should just wait it the forget off until he (if he even is) tells you he's bi or homo.

Maybe before you say anything like that, you need to ask him what's his orientation just to be sure. Try not to sound suspicious.
I've had this kind of problem before and it feels weird.

And ShawdowsfeaR I don't think you're helping

if i tell him should ike "hey dude, you know we've been friends for a long time right?" and he would go "yea totally!" then i would say "well i think we could be more than friends." should i tell him like that or just say "i love you"
holly stuff no. just straight up tell him you are gay. well not straight up. make it come up in a conversation. if he is gay aswell he will prolly say something.

also if you say i love you he might just think you are messin around. my friends and i say it as jokes and as a farewell

also if you say i love you he might just think you are messin around. my friends and i say it as jokes and as a farewell
this is true i say this to my friends all the time and we all make sure to say "no homo"

back flip onto his richard

he'll get it

Your 12 and your have already consider yourself gay? Without any doubts?

Your 12 and your have already consider yourself gay? Without any doubts?
well im pretty sure if you jack off to men its safe to say your gay. its not like a special interest where you have to wait for puberty for any of them to stick with you.

Your 12 and your have already consider yourself gay? Without any doubts?
yep, without a doubt

Your 12 and your have already consider yourself gay? Without any doubts?
Are you telling me you didn't even think about girls when you were/are 12?

And ShawdowsfeaR I don't think you're helping

Im trying to keep him from ruining an already established friendship by telling him not to forget it up by being the weird gay guy who takes playful things friends do as "forget me now". Gays gotta know their boundaries or they come off as the "perverts" and stuff that family men love to exacerbate.

Are you telling me you didn't even think about girls when you were/are 12?
Im just saying, This guy seems pretty sure already what he has planned out for himself

I read through the entire topic, and I don't think I saw it anywhere, but have you actually told your friend that you yourself are gay yet?

You are friends, so that should be something you should feel comfortable with doing. You don't have to push anything on to him at that point, or let him know your feelings for him. You don't even have to ask if he is gay or not. Just let him know.
For starters it should make it easier for you two to ever talk about your feelings for each other or for other people.

It's also a good sign that you trust him.

As far as approaching the subject of sharing your feelings with him, my only advice is to not get too worried about it.
Don't force yourself into doing it.
You're only 12, and while I'm not going to say that means you can't love someone, I will say that you've just started puberty.

Your body is a big mess of chemicals at the moment, and it can put you thoroughly into stress. I know it got me thinking of different things and people all the time, and it's not a fully pleasant part of growing up.
As you do grow up however, you get less hormonal and your moods seem less powerful and you get more clarity to your thoughts.
Don't rush yourself into anything needlessly. You're a young person and there's plenty of time to understand your thoughts and express them clearly.

At the same time, remember that your friend is going through all this too. You're both learning what it's like to have romantic and loveual feelings for different people, and it is crazy. Give both of you time to learn who you are.
There's plenty of other things you can focus on at your age, so don't get too hung up and exhausted on it all. Just have fun.
You're much too young to be stressing out over things. Save all that for later.

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this is the best advice, i did not tell him yet, and my feelings for him are real, brb im gonna go on a 1 hour walk, thank you dooble, i still love him though