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Does he like me?

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    Scarlement
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    So, there’s this guy. We’ll call him K, and everyone thinks he likes me. He’s always by my side, we couple off together, we talk about everything, etc. I’ve been told that we look & act like a couple. They ask why were not dating, I tell them we’re just friends & he has a girlfriend. He’s been dating this girl, who we’ll call Sally, for 4yrs, & he’s given her a promise ring. She doesn’t like me, when we’re together in a group setting, it’s like K & I don’t know each other. We don’t sit together, talk, or even look at each other. She becomes extremely territorial of him, doesn’t let him out of her sight, glares at me, & is rude to me.
    But, when Sally’s not around, he stands/sits right next to me, flirts, stares, his behavior changes completely.
    We have class together, afterwards we always talk for an hour. Then he says he has to leave because Sally would be going to his house & it’ll be awkward if she got there & he wasn’t there. She would even skip class & spy on us while we talked, then call K & have him pick her up.
    I talked to K one day about how people were questioning me why we weren’t dating, (I kept referring the two of us as just friends) while I talked his face turned red, & he began to sweat. He told me to just brush it off, then we didn’t speak to each other for 2 wks. He told a mutual friend of ours that he was giving me “space”. I guess he had decided that I had had enough space & started talking & hanging out with me like we had never been on that 2 wk hiatus. What do I do?

    #34199

    This is a great opportunity for you to clarify your own feelings for him, and decide what you want to do.

    He definitely likes you, but he’s committed to her. So, knowing that, you have to decide if you want to a) keep hanging around with him as you are, or b) if you want to make a play for him and flirt with him and try to win him over — or c) if you want to move on and understand that his commitment is to her, not you.

    #34206
    Scarlement
    Member #373,791

    However, the problem therein lies, that I am now home for the summer. We won’t see each other until the middle of August. Maybe it’s a good thing that we will be separated because it will give us the opportunity to think about what we both want.
    I will say that I don’t like how dates her and low key sneaks around with me, because he knows that she will not leave him.
    I don’t know about him, but I plan to take this summer and think about what I want and to just clear my mind. Is this the right thing for me to do?

    #34231

    Since you’re not going to see him for the summer, I think you should practice “out of sight, out of mind” and have fun and meet guys who are local to you. 😉

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