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[dreama727]

is it egotistical to think that a friend like likes you? i mean, there has definately been evidence, but part of me is rationalizing that i could just feel that way so i don't feel like an unattractive blob. and i hope that's what's happening, because i like friends. way more than i like relationships

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[starringjosie]

i have.
it's now at the point where it's difficult for me to think about being IN a relationship, because i'm used to being single and independent.
Although if I do go to TO next year, i'm sure that'd be different.

I would say it's justified. sometimes.
But in this case, I think it is more a matter of idolization rather than a crush. Especially if "you've ruined me for other people" has been said. You're the kind of person who is wanted, but maybe not the exact model?

Like my lack of personal pronouns?

And why are you unhappy miss amanda?

PS. i left you a message on your phone.

[dreama727]

being single is much better than being in a relationship; however, there is the sticky issue of sex...

and the ISSUE is sticky, not the sex. ew.

i don't WANT to be idolized. :(

and the answer to that question is a myriad of stresses.

amanda

ps. thanks for telling me, or my phone never would have. asshole.

[lukeisterrified]

It's not egotistical if they really do! Those situations are always awkward as fuck though. If they really do, the best-case scenario is that they never say anything and just get over it eventually. Which seems sorta cruel but is way better than the alternatives. So in conclusion: sorry, I'll try to move on, tough as it'll be.

[moons_equator]

OH MY GOD... I TOTALLY LIKE LIKE YOU

wait

a boy

i see

[feldmania]

Weird, cause I've finally gotten to that single point that everyone magical for long enough hopes for.

Just do what I do, and assume that EVERYONE like likes you. That way, you get hurt a lot more often than not.

Wait, that sucks.