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He doesn't want to jeopardize our friendship

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Question - (6 March 2010) 1 Answers - (Newest, 7 March 2010)
A female Germany age 30-35, anonymous writes:

Me and my best male friend do almost everything together. We have the same interests, the same humour but we are just mentally close. I always felt some kind of attraction towards him, since he is good looking and very kind. The girls in my school go crazy about him...

Anyways I really want to get closer to him,but he doesn't seem interested in me that way although I know he likes girls who look like me. On the contrary it seems that he isn't interested in girls at all, but he continuously confides that he is not gay.

I have no idea and on top of that him and me are also best friends with a girl. Could it be that our friendship breaks when we would get together ?

Could it ever happen that we'd get together ? We had a conversation about that 2 years earlier and he told me he wouldn't want to destroy our close friendship. How can I convince him otherwise ? But what is with my other friend would she break down by that fact ?

Please help, it's so complicated !!!

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A male reader, Kenj United Kingdom +, writes (7 March 2010):

Kenj agony auntHi, this situation can be complicated but can work.

If you are feeling attracted to him other than just friends then ask him on a date. If he says no then just leave it and carry on as if nothing happened.

If you have a strong friendship then it wont matter if he doenst want to date you.

Some guys can be shy when it comes to asking for a date and it could be he feels the same way about you but isnt sure about your feelings.

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