In love with flatmate, what to do?
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I"m possibly the world's biggest romantic! I love this guys style. If he does like you, just imagine the things that he is going to do when he finds out that you like him back! I'm so excited.
Mental note: Make lunches and surprise her with chocolates in addition to random flowers being delivered, they like this ALOT!:)0 -
What a great story. I'm wishing you all the best. I agree you have to tell him.0
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Good luck!0 -
Just crawl into bed one night with him. I'm pretty sure you'll have an answer by the morning.0
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Kiss him0
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- Men don't friend-zone girls - that's something you evil womenfolk do.
Best quote ever!!! This is so very true!!! READ THIS LADIES!!!0 -
I live with one of the most amazing guys ever!! He cooks and even packs me lunch every morning and on special occasions I even get a chocolate for college. I find myself constantly dreaming about him and can't wait for him to come home very evening so we get to spend some time together.
I'm also getting jealous when he spends more time with other girls and I'm really afraid that I might lose him. What is the best way to tell him and will this jeopardize our living arrangements?
Hmmm he could look at you as his younger sister and looks after you. You could say if you keep being so darn nice to be I'm going to fall in love with you, Will you be able to handle that? You are safe with this....0 -
- Men don't friend-zone girls - that's something you evil womenfolk do.
Best quote ever!!! This is so very true!!! READ THIS LADIES!!!
I agree I posted it on facebook as my Quote of the day0 -
I live with one of the most amazing guys ever!! He cooks and even packs me lunch every morning and on special occasions I even get a chocolate for college. I find myself constantly dreaming about him and can't wait for him to come home very evening so we get to spend some time together.
I'm also getting jealous when he spends more time with other girls and I'm really afraid that I might lose him. What is the best way to tell him and will this jeopardize our living arrangements?
Hmmm he could look at you as his younger sister and looks after you. You could say if you keep being so darn nice to be I'm going to fall in love with you, Will you be able to handle that? You are safe with this....
Oooh very nice0 -
Dang, I thought you meant flat meat. A slang term for cold cuts, or sliced deli meats.0
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Bump so i can read it later.0
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I think you should tell him you have feelings for him beyond friendship but the word love might freak him out. I think you should be subtle about it and tell him that regardless of his feelings for you you'd still like to remain friends and flatmates. I agree with the previous male posters, though, that the little things he does for you could very much mean that he has feelings for you too...or he just wants to get in your pants (sorry, just being honest).
I hope it goes well for you! Try not to take it too hard if he doesn't reciprocate.0 -
I've never given a woman chocolate that I didn't want to see naked, just sayin.
LMAO
to OP: Good luck sweetie! I am pulling for you :drinker:0 -
OMG i wanna know the outcome too! lol0
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I am no romeo, but i am a guy. There is no way i would pack a lunch for a friend. Unless he is gay, he is into you. You should come home with a bottle of wine and get a little tipsy. Talk about how your feet or back hurt, if he offers up a massage, you are in. Don't make the first move though, guys like to chase not be chased. At least that is how i feel. Then things SHOULD naturally progress from there. Just remember you guys live together, so be ready for that if things go sour. That is my thoughts.0
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I totally want to know what happened.....0
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I'm bumping to find out what happens! Good Luck and keep us posted.0
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Bump!0
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bump0
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Just tell him if you don't you will regret it.0
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Bump because I want to know what happens.0
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I would ask him straight out if he sees you as a friend or more!! If he says a friend then you can save face by saying 'yeah, me too, great isnt it that we get on so well' :bigsmile:
If he says something like 'why you asking?' you could say something like it seems he cares a lot for you the way he packs your lunch etc so you were just wondering.......
Or he could just go silent, then you could say you see him as more than a friend but you're ok if he doesnt!!
I wouldnt just go straight in and say you love him, no way!!
Beware though. This happened to me recently. And all the guy said was "I dont know"!!! lol He fancies me but wouldnt want to lose me as friend, we live too far away from each other and I'm significantly older than him!!
You dont have any of those issues, but perhaps the reason why he hasnt actually made a move is because he is afraid to mess up and lose you as a friend. I dont believe that the 'friend - zone' thing applies here, I have plenty of male friends plus he lives with you so has a lot more to lose by being your lover - both your friendship and his home!!
So, I just reckon you should just casually ask him if he sees you as more than a friend, or not.
Good luck!! :flowerforyou:0 -
I'm bored at work & the suspense is killing me LOL.0
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Bump! This is better than a movie!0
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ask him why he does all this nice stuff for you- make him do the talking.0
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Good luck! I say tell him. )0
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Bump so I can find out what happens!
My vote is to tell him. Life is too short to have regrets about wasted moments. Good luck! I'm pulling for you!0 -
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Hmmm he could look at you as his younger sister and looks after you. You could say if you keep being so darn nice to be I'm going to fall in love with you, Will you be able to handle that? You are safe with this....
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i agree, this sounds like a good way of broaching the topic0 -
I fell in love with my best friend and flatmate 16 years ago. It was very awkward and weird at first to reveal our feelings for each other. I came home one night and she said, "Tonight I want to eat chocolate and drink lots of wine" And that's when I knew we would finally kiss. And we did! And I married her in 2004 .
I'm pulling for you!0
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