Friendship-can it mean more?

I have spoken to a girl for a week or two, we exchanged pictures and I have fallen for her. I do not want to wreck the friendship but we have grown closer to each other. She tells me everything, while i tell her everything. We both have had problems and supported each other through e-mail. I do not know whether to give this friendship another name. Need help?

Reply 1

Milli

11

A week or two?

If I was in your position I'd leave it the way it is. Are you sure she feels the same way about you? If you are not certain, then don't risk the friendship. Personally I think it's too early to fall for someone in a week. Leave it for a while and see how it goes...

Reply 2

theonehitwonder

2

LOL. Easy there, tiger. Do you want more? If so, pursue it. Otherwise back off a bit or your mind will go crazy.

Reply 3

Milli

11

theonehitwonder

LOL. Easy there, tiger. Do you want more? If so, pursue it. Otherwise back off a bit or your mind will go crazy.

lol

Reply 4

goodmen

13

2 weeks?

if you dont make your move zone you will be stuck as friends forever

Reply 5

.Andrew.

13

I think you need to meet her, and make sure she is who she says she is, and get to know her personally, and not over emails.

Then think about 'taking it further then friendship'. Or you might think she is a complete idiot, and not feel the same way after meeting in the flesh.

Reply 6

Anonymous #1

OP

Meeting her maybe is a good option, however we live quite far from each other.

Reply 7

lucyb-90

1

How far is quite far from each other? If you live that far apart it may not be worth pursuing it...

Reply 8

Bluefairy

11

maybe you should just give it more time, being just friends for now, doesn't mean other kinds of relationship is completly closed off.

Reply 9

scribble_girl

14

.Andrew.

I think you need to meet her, and make sure she is who she says she is, and get to know her personally, and not over emails.

Then think about 'taking it further then friendship'. Or you might think she is a complete idiot, and not feel the same way after meeting in the flesh.