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writes:[Mod note: Two questions from same user combined here for clarity.]Ok here is the deal people, i really like one of my sisters very good friends and i dont see her much ( just in school or sometimes at a party) but i love her personality and really want her to be my gf, i dont know how to approach her because i wouldnt know what to say sinc im not with her much.One last detail, my sister told me she likes me, what should i do and how should i approach before she sets eyes on another guy? Please help meeee --------------Ok people here is the deal, my best friend broke up with this girl like 6 months ago and obviously they no longer have feelings for each other, this girl i talk to every day but she only has me for one of her closest male friends and i want to be more than that. She obvioulsly doesnt look at me as a potential boy friend because it would be to weird with my best friend and all... Any help on how to make her know i wanna be more than very good friends?
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reader, butterfly5009 +, writes (21 October 2010):
Coming from personal experience, just tell her how you feel. That opens up so many doors. You never know what could happen once the idea of you two being together is brought to her attention. One of the sweetest ways, in my opinion, to tell her how you feel is to write her a quick note telling her your feelings for her. Make it sweet and to the point. Have your mutual friend give it to her and while she is reading it, you sneak up behind her so you are there when she gets done reading it.
My best friend and my ex bf had this planned for when he asked me out...unfortunately, he chickened out. Trust me, girls like it when you take the initiative to go the extra mile for them. The sweeter and the more like a "dream come true" you can make it from the beginning for her, the better chance you will get!
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