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Being stuck in the friend zone is a living hell for anybody, and I'm sure you have gone through it before, or at least WILL experience it. But I am here to ask the question: is it possible to escape it? And if so, how?
Here is my story, you can read it if you want, you don't have to, but anyway, here it goes. Anyway, I've known this girl and to be honest, I didn't like her when I first met her, but as time grew on, I got to know her better, and her personality made me find her a lot more attractive. Unfortunately, she had a boyfriend, that I didn't know about, when I was about to tell her, so I kept it off, and we remained friends. And over that time, we became very close, and I became one of her best friends, and I was even #1 on her myspace, and people said we should date, and as much as I wanted to, I just smiled and laughed (awkwardly). But here is when things begin to go downhill.
Basically, it went downhill in December, and she was having problems with her boyfriend. And basically, they're an on-and-off couple, and for me, that's really annoying, not to mention, I hate her boyfriend, he's one of those guys who's dated almost everyone in the school, and yeah, and he doesn't realize how lucky he is. As we are talking, she tells me the truth that they've been having sex. I'm not a prude about teenage sex, but in the situation that I am, I flip out and we get mad at each other, and crap like that, her telling me that I should've told her earlier and that we're just friends.
For a month, we don't talk, but after realizing how wrong I was, I talk to her, and slowly, but steadily, we're beginning our friendship again. It still feels awkward, but she admits that it doesn't feel awkward, but I don't know how it doesn't. I try to be a better person, and I was just barely accepting the fact about her and her boyfriend. Well, this past Wednesday, I turn 16, and as I'm blowing out my candles, I really didn't know what to wish for (I really don't believe in wishes) and I just reach for the skies and wish to be closer to her. Turns out, next day, they broke up, even though their year anniversary was 2 days previous to my birthday. Weirder thing is they broke up on my birthday. She told me herself that she is single, and I couldn't believe it. Now I find myself attracted to her, but don't know what to do. Are we still just friends or what?
I want to do something, because let me explain to you what I want to do. I want to give myself a birthday gift, a girlfriend. I'm 16, I've never kissed a girl, never made out with a girl, and never had a girlfriend. Before this month is over, I want to have a girlfriend I'm happy with, and I want it to be with her, but what do I do?
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So I find out from one of my other friend that she's interested in some other guy, and she probably is not telling me since she thinks I've had former feelings for her, and while that's true in some ways, I still, obviously, have feelings for her. Of course, knowing her, she's still pissed off about her ex, and I dunno what to do? I wanna give up, but something inside me doesn't want to because it's been 16 years and I haven't gotten ANYTHING (from up there, a girlfriend or not even a kiss), but you know what I mean. What do I do?
Here was what my plan was: to take her to Forgetting Sarah Marshall (which is perfect, because it's getting pretty good reviews and it's about FORGETTING your ex and moving on) and making some kind of move after the film, that is, if the film works well, which, hopefully it should. And since that movie comes out in about 2 weeks, I would lay the "ground work" down before the 2 weeks ends....seriously what do I do? And the "ground work" that I want to lay down, I have no idea how to lay down. =/
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