Got the idea from the other thread going around atm.
Say a guy/girl liked you, but didn't ever tell you. How would you react if one of his/her friends was to come and tell you that the other person liked you and genuinely meant it?
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- 22-01-2010 17:36
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- 22-01-2010 17:38
I would be happy to hear that. Someone to make me food.
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- 22-01-2010 17:39
It's flattering, but I'd rather be told directly. It's happened to me once, and I just ended up getting paranoid because I didn't trust the person who told me.
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- 22-01-2010 17:44
It depends.
If they were telling me because the other person had asked them to, it would be a bit annoying.
If they were telling me because of their own initiative, it might be interesting - can take away some of the tension of the chase though. -
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- 22-01-2010 17:45
i dont think there is anything a matter with that ... some people are just shy thats all, so its nice for friend sto help them out x
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- 22-01-2010 17:47
Its a bit year 5 in the playground isnt it?
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- 22-01-2010 17:47
Haha this happened to me! Just after I met my boyfriend in a club, his friend who I already knew told me that my boyfriend 'really liked me' - can't have been a bad thing, almost 3 years on we're still together! xx
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- 22-01-2010 17:49
sounds like something little kids would do, but i guess it would be better to know!
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- 22-01-2010 18:01
If she's hot then I'd hit it and quit it.
If not then I would feel extremely awkward because by the sounds of it she is expecting me to approach her. -
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- 22-01-2010 18:03
(Original post by Hey TSR)
Got the idea from the other thread going around atm.
Say a guy/girl liked you, but didn't ever tell you. How would you react if one of his/her friends was to come and tell you that the other person liked you and genuinely meant it? -
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- 22-01-2010 18:06
(Original post by teriaki)
Thats kind of like the ideal scenario for all parties involved- there is no embarrassment of direct contact but everybody gets or gets across the info they want. -
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- 22-01-2010 18:06
It's kinda like those neds that come up to you and go "My mate fancies you will you go out with them?" isn't it? It strikes me as kinda immature.
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- 22-01-2010 18:07
I would be happy to hear that someone liked me
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- 22-01-2010 18:15
I'd prefer someone to tell me directly, but it's better than not knowing at all. And it would be easier to ignore the person if you're not being told directly in case you don't feel too flattered...
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- 22-01-2010 18:21
If it was done like in (500) Days of Summer, then no I wouldn't mind
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- 22-01-2010 19:01
It would be awkward. I mean, what are you supposed to say to that. If he (the guy who likes me) knows that i know.. and i know that he know's that i know....and i don't like him and then he knows that i don't......
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- 22-01-2010 19:08
If I were single then yeah, I'd go and giggle about it with my friends and get all flustered.
Unless he was ugly/weird.
But from being extremly un-single and in the liked-by-a-creepy-uggo situation, I can tell you it's not good at all. Though it gets a few laughs. -
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- 22-01-2010 19:10
ermmm its generally never leads anywhere so its usually pretty pointless lol and quite awkward if u ever see the person again!
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- 22-01-2010 19:25
Don't see the problem with it, personally.
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- 22-01-2010 19:27
Well if they're not confident enough to tell you face-to-face I suppose it's better than via text / internet.
Dumping someone however, I believe is a totally different story.
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