I'm Going Out With My Best Friend. what do you think?
#1
Posted 13 October 2008 - 06:20 PM
well, i returned the feelings, i just couldn't stop myself from falling for her and we were officially together today.
problem is, someone else likes me and apparently she cries to herself everynight cause i don't like her back and i spend so much time with this girl. i told her and everyone else who asked that were just GOOD FRIENDS and nothing more. so I'm afraid people will hate us lol....
but she's just an amazing girl that I can't let up
and she deserves it.
i really don't see a breakup in the future but if we do, do you think we'll still be close?
any tips from you experienced people? x] she's my first and i'm 15.
okay would like to hear what you guys th ink!
thanks!
#2
Posted 13 October 2008 - 06:30 PM
But aside from that, congratulations and have fun with your new girl!
#3
Posted 13 October 2008 - 06:38 PM
just kidding, but really, they're bad friends if they hate you for not liking that other chick >_>
#4
Posted 13 October 2008 - 07:20 PM

#5
Posted 13 October 2008 - 09:01 PM
well, i returned the feelings, i just couldn't stop myself from falling for her and we were officially together today.
problem is, someone else likes me and apparently she cries to herself everynight cause i don't like her back and i spend so much time with this girl. i told her and everyone else who asked that were just GOOD FRIENDS and nothing more. so I'm afraid people will hate us lol....
but she's just an amazing girl that I can't let up
and she deserves it.
i really don't see a breakup in the future but if we do, do you think we'll still be close?
any tips from you experienced people? x] she's my first and i'm 15.
okay would like to hear what you guys th ink!
thanks!
There's a first time for everything. Here's my honest piece of advice.
Pardon me for being blunt but you're both still quite young so don't expect this relationship to last.
You asked if you guys will still be close should there be a break up in the future. The answer is no. There's
no such thing as being close after a break up. You won't talk to each other and the pain
you will feel afterward will be ungodly. Believe it. However, time will heal you. Keep that in mind.
She's your first girlfriend and she's also your best friend. She could be your first love as well.
If this is what you really want then make the best out of it. You will never forget your first relationship.
Good luck.
then I can only conclude that I, I was not made for here" - C.S Lewis
#6
Posted 13 October 2008 - 11:47 PM
I went out with my bestfriend. After we broke up, yes we did stop talking. Everything between us did go awkward. Life goes on, we both moved on. A few months down the track, we started talking again. And things were just like how we were before everything happened between us. Actually, I think we might even be closer than before. So it is possible to stay close to your best friend if you guys do break up. I don't regret going out with him, it was wonderful while it lasted. A really good experience too.
#7
Posted 14 October 2008 - 12:25 AM
#8
Posted 14 October 2008 - 02:19 AM
It happened to me (only I wasn't the best friend, she was).
She COMPLAINED SO MUCH!! Even my boyfriend started rubbing it onto me and felt miserable. It felt like she was on a mission to make our relationship miserable because she was the one who got "cheated" or whatever (she thought she was totally in the running and #1 on the list).
Basically I told him to stop telling me off and start telling her off for a change. She was being immature and an attention seeker. She was trying to get him to pity her and act all cute.
I know I sound harsh, but because I'm a girl too, I really don't buy into that junk.
Problem solved, he told her off.
Bottom line is:
Don't let someone ruin your relationship. You just started - so keep at it. It only takes 3 months to tell if someone is right for you or not.
Your friend is only being immature and seeking attention. Don't neglect her, but don't be too nice or you can ruin your relationship.
As for dating a best friend... I don't see anything wrong with that. Don't be scared of losing any friendship. If she wasn't a true friend and only wanted you as a boyfriend or whatever, and broke off contact asap she probably wasn't a really good best friend after all.
#9
Posted 14 October 2008 - 09:42 AM
and yeah, if we DO break up, i'm pretty sure it'll be mutual and not the nasty way.
i also liked her a while back, and when i confessed she kindly turned me down since she liked someone else. but we soon became best friends. she said she started to grow feelings for me while i was trying my best to find someone else to like. but.. in the end we just had each other :]
also when she confessed she said she's taking the chance because she knows that we will still be good friends even if i didn't like her back. that means she was ready for rejection. so I know that a breakup won't ruin our friendship unless it's like in an incredibly nasty way ><;;
#10
Posted 14 October 2008 - 11:04 AM
sorry.
-Eric Cartman, South Park
#11
Posted 14 October 2008 - 01:31 PM
We started out as bestfriend and then dated. After we broke up, we did not talk to eachother for half a year. But the feelings was always there, just wrong place worng time. And now, we're married with a son.
I never thought in one hundred years that I will be married to my bestfriend. I didn't expect nething. The first relationship was so messed up, I never thought I'll see this day. Just live your life day by day. You're too young to see the future.
#12
Posted 14 October 2008 - 01:32 PM
However... if things go well then great. If not, it might just ruin the friendship. As much as people say "we'll still be friends" it makes things awkward and it'll probably take a long time to tie the friendship back together.
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Posted 14 October 2008 - 03:40 PM






















