Basically, I like this girl (person A) I've meet recently at uni. She broke up with her boyfriend recently. We have gotten fairly close and get along really well.
On a night out, she told me she really likes one of my friends (person B), which I can deal with personally.
Person B was in a committed relationship, so I was not worried that something might happen between them.
I then told person B that person A likes them. He kinda brushed it off. However, person B literally just broke up with their girlfriend. Now he is asking if person A has said anything about him in the last few days, to which I replied no (which is the truth. I've told him all person A told me).
Now I am in a situation where I have two choices:
1) I could tell person A that person B is single.
This would most likely result in them getting together. As we all have to be quite close all year, I don't know if I would be okay with this relationship happening right in front of me...
2) I could stay quiet and say nothing.
Knowing person B, he'll probably make a move anyway. The point is that I didn't assist him and then later think to myself "I've just played Cupid and given the girl I like to one of my mates"
I'm not really interested in entering a love triangle. If they end up together then it's whatever. But I somehow feel obliged to set them up as they are both great people.
Also, when I initially told person B about person A, person B asked me:
"Do you want her?"
To which I replied not really. Only because if a girl says she is interested in one of your friends, chances are she is not romantically interested in you.
So, what do I do?
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