I am in love with my best friend of 6 years. I told her I liked her at school but she dismissed my feelings until last november when she admitted she likes me too. I asked her out but she said she doesnt want a relationship because people think bad etc. I said never mind and agreed we can be friends and spend time. She said she loves me and wants to marry me, and she mentioned that it became official in her eyes when she told me she likes me. Over the phone everything is perfect but the problem is she totally avoids seeing me. She never makes time. She makes excuses, Ive confronted her time and time again. I cried in front of her telling her how much I love her. Ive poured my heart out to her several times. She doesnt even have a reason for it. She says I cant explain and dont start. In 6 years Ive spent about 6 hours in her company. Shes all talk. The past month has been awful and I dont know what to do. Ive done everything I can.
Sincerely, Anonymous
Dear Anonymous,
From the sound of it, you should just leave this girl alone. She doesnt seem as though she wants to be with you. i know that you may be in love, but she clearly isnt. If she were, she would treat you better than this. She wouldnt make you cry and wouldnt avoid spending time with you. Dont waste your time. Stop trying to figure out something that has no forward solution. If she loved you and wanted to marry you, she would treat you better. I agree that you have done everything you could have done. After telling her and crying in front of her and still nothing being done on her part, then there isnt anything left for you to do.
0#1RE: She doesn't want to spend time with me —
ave2011-07-19 22:46
Good day, I hope to be a love doctor someday. Just to add a comment here, or an idea rather, I find your response to be very accurate. When a person really loves someone else, they will do as this man did, which is try. They would go to ultimate measures to spend time with their love or just communicate with them. I find that it depends on the age the two of them are, as to whether this situation she has created for him, is because of herself, not really being as interested as she says she is, and only trying to please him and not hurt him, as they have been friends a long time; or it's because of others. If he is young, maybe she loves him, but is very limited to chances or privileges of seeing this guy, because of the others there are, like parents, or her friends give her pressure he isn't a guy she should be with. I find myself to be in this situation. I am the girl who sometimes avoids her boyfriend because my privileges aren't so vast, I haven't let my friend get to me because I do love him and I don't care what they may think. Otherwise, if honestly he spent more time just being best friends together than he did in relationship, it is true, he should give it up since he is clearly not a priority.
Thanks for this opportunity to express myself! I think you are a great Love Doctor and I hope to be as good at it as you are because I love love, and I love giving advice and helping others! Thank you.
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I hope to be a love doctor someday. Just to add a comment here, or an idea rather, I find your response to be very accurate. When a person really loves someone else, they will do as this man did, which is try. They would go to ultimate measures to spend time with their love or just communicate with them. I find that it depends on the age the two of them are, as to whether this situation she has created for him, is because of herself, not really being as interested as she says she is, and only trying to please him and not hurt him, as they have been friends a long time; or it's because of others. If he is young, maybe she loves him, but is very limited to chances or privileges of seeing this guy, because of the others there are, like parents, or her friends give her pressure he isn't a guy she should be with. I find myself to be in this situation. I am the girl who sometimes avoids her boyfriend because my privileges aren't so vast, I haven't let my friend get to me because I do love him and I don't care what they may think. Otherwise, if honestly he spent more time just being best friends together than he did in relationship, it is true, he should give it up since he is clearly not a priority.
Thanks for this opportunity to express myself! I think you are a great Love Doctor and I hope to be as good at it as you are because I love love, and I love giving advice and helping others! Thank you.
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