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Yes, she has acknowledged that we both have feelings for her, and if it were up to us we'd be dating. She doesn't talk much about other guys.Originally posted by: DrumminBoy
Does she acknowledge that you both have feelings for eachother? Does she ever talk to you about other guys? It sounds like a basic friendship; I used to talk to girls on the phone as friends but I never had feelings for any of them. If you're trying to take your relationship further you should probably lighten up a bit and not call her all the time. If she wanted to talk, wouldn't she call you? I know it sounds cliche, but sometimes you need to play hard to get. Go a couple days without calling her and see what happens. Good luck, hope it isn't another case of female friendship blues.
Originally posted by: Spagina
Your being obsessive about her, whether you believe it or not. You'll have a lot to learn with women. Being in high school, relationships are some of the most mind bending things to deal with. Everything that seems natural at first isn't.
Honestly, from how you describe your situation, your definitely in the friend zone. She may have feelings as a friend for you, but sexually she is looking for bigger game. Your noticing it subconciously if not conciously. It's frustrating you and your getting slightly jealous about it.
Best advice, move on, don't waste your time. If your in high school, you have so many years of women ahead of you, it's ridiculous to invest so much emotional effort in one girl now. Be a man about it, stop calling her, move onto other girls and establish where you want the relationship to be at right away next time.
Lesson learned, move on.
Originally posted by: Stew
Originally posted by: Atheus
Originally posted by: Stew
Is there something wrong with me?
Am I obsessed?
Maybe... don't call her sometime, say you had something important, see if she calls you.
She says that she doesn't call because she figures that if I don't call, I must be doing something important, and she would feel bad.
:laugh:Originally posted by: Abel007
Welcome to the 'friend zone', in this zone of zones one cannot pass into the 'date zone' without first entering the 'date someone else zone' Only then will the 'friend zone' dissipate allowing you to enter the 'date zone' with the intended target.
Chicks love those who are already taken. Its strange but its true, if this doesn't work then just drowned your sorrows in alcohol.
Oh yea, and stop calling her nightly!
Originally posted by: Atheus
Originally posted by: Stew
Is there something wrong with me?
Am I obsessed?
Maybe... don't call her sometime, say you had something important, see if she calls you.
Originally posted by: Stew
I don't really have a problem with this, but subconsciously I think I'm feeling rejected. [...]
Anyway, the thing is: I always get upset when she says she has to go, and when she hangs up. I usually stall her, and when she goes I often wait to hear the dial tone and just listen. Recently, I actually threw my cordless phone across the room in anger/sadness.
Originally posted by: Stew
I've got a really great friend, named Emily and we've known each other about a year.
We dated for a while, and now we're best friends, but still have feelings for each other. (That's part of the problem... but not the one I want to ask about.)
We go to different schools, and talk on the phone almost every night in excess of an hour, sometimes two hours. We get along just great, and love talking to each other.
The problem though... I'm always the one that calls. Unless I specifically ask her to call me on a certain day, I'm always the one that phones her. I don't really have a problem with this, but subconsciously I think I'm feeling rejected. More importantly, 99% of the time, she is the first one to go. It's not that she doesn't like talking to me, but she has stuff to do and she's not allowed to talk too long on the phone, due to the fact that we're both in high school and her parents don't want her hogging the phone.
Anyway, the thing is: I always get upset when she says she has to go, and when she hangs up. I usually stall her, and when she goes I often wait to hear the dial tone and just listen. Recently, I actually threw my cordless phone across the room in anger/sadness.
Is there something wrong with me?
Am I obsessed?
Pic of me and her