How do I get out of the friend zone???

Okay, sorry itsa little long lol. I am a freshman and at the beginning of the year a guy I didn’t know was interested in me, but I was not interested in him. He and I ended up dancing all night at homecoming and now he has basically become my best friend. While I was gone on a week-long vaca he texted me like 24/7 and sometimes he acts like hes not interested in me but if a guy hits on me he gets protective and I got asked out the other day and I asked him how to get out of it and he helped me, but he called me and was like “that was really low of him he knows you and I talk a lot.” and he was upset about it, but like I said sometimes he acts like hes not interested but he gives me hugs in the hallway and not one armed hugs but the long close ones you never wanna let go of and he’ll pull me out of a crowd just to do that and he tells me he loves me all the time, but he told my friend he didn’t like me??? What do I do??? Please help me.

Answer #1

I’m a guy, and I’ve been in the same situation as your friend. From what you said, he obviously likes you. When he said, “That was really low of him, he knows you and I talk a lot,” he was implying that the guy that asked you out knew that your friend liked you, but asked you out anyways. He was obviously not pleased with that. Same with the hugs, and saying “I love you.”

I had a close friend that I acted the same way towards. We were best friends, I’d often walk her home from school, we held hands, said “I love you” to each other, and talked to each other constantly. I was deeply in love with her, but she saw other people (and had a whole string of boyfriends) and I’d always assumed nothing would ever come with it. And quite honestly, I was happy to be such a close friend with her.

Now, years later, I’ve found out that she had always loved me just as much. She’s now married, to a guy that reminds her of me, and has told me that she’s still as in love with me as she was back then. Our friendship was so close, and so wonderful, we were both too afraid of ruining it by trying to be more than friends.

Your situation sounds very, very similar. ;)

My advice? Go for it. Seriously. It sounds like he cherishes you enough that he’d rather keep what he has with you now than risk losing you completely if a full-blown relationship works out. Trust me on this: guys like that are very rare indeed. If a relationship doesn’t work out and your friendship is as solid as it sounds, it will last a very long time. And if it does work out… there’s always the chance that he’ll be the love of your life.

Do you really want to risk missing out on that?

Answer #2

well he obviously was interested in you im thinking that maybe he told your friend that so it doesnt ruin your friendship . and when he was like about the whole other guy asking you out thing he acted as if you guys were something . he sounds confussing lol I think that maybe he just said that because he didnt want it to be wierd or something . good luck, xoxo krystal (:

Answer #3

Thanks guys. This really helped!

Answer #4

maybe he thinks you wont feel the same and hes scared

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