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Demetri08
March 18th, 2012, 11:53 AM
For those of you that believe in online dating, I have a story for you.

I met a girl online back in August/September and we've always gotten along well. She came to me with every problem she had and vice versa, and we were always happy to help each other. Recently I started liking her and she admitted she liked me too, but she had a boyfriend already, which I accepted. I would just continue waiting. Last week (or two weeks ago, I forgot) she texted me saying that she was going to miss her boyfriend because of spring break, and I told her that I didn't want to talk about that, which made her get angry at me. She got over it later on that night though.

One day she texted me about her apparently still being in love with her ex while having a boyfriend, and wondered if it was wrong to think that way. I told her I didn't know if it's wrong or not and that "no offense, but I really don't want to talk about this with you." My reasoning was that I didn't want to keep picturing her with another guy. Apparently this pissed her off even more and she refused to talk to me later on that night, letting her boyfriend's brother do it for her (him telling me that he knows I'm a good friend, but I probably shouldn't hit on her because she has a boyfriend).

I stopped talking to her for about 2 days since I was upset. She noticed I was being distant and annoyed with her and she told me that she wanted the old me back, the guy that was friendly and that always brightened her day. It touched me and so I started to talk to her again, like I did before. She's still with her boyfriend and I've talked to a few people about this issue, saying that she's selfish and I should just move on, but it seems ridiculously hard to just tell her that I don't see this going anywhere past us being friends. I keep thinking about what if I make a mistake and never do get to go out with her, and since I'm not that confident with people I actually know, I'd probably end up back at square one: being lonely.

Any help would be appreciated.

Antagonist
March 18th, 2012, 02:58 PM
I can understand why you don't want to talk to her about that. What you need to do is explain why you don't so she'll stop bringing it up. Then it'll be okay, mostly. The thing is, te relation shop you have with her is toxic. You like her ad she likes you while she has a boyfriend. That's gonna lead to problems. Trust me. That's how me and my ex girlfriend broke up.

Chicka15
March 18th, 2012, 03:14 PM
I can understand why you don't want to talk to her about that. What you need to do is explain why you don't so she'll stop bringing it up. Then it'll be okay, mostly. The thing is, te relation shop you have with her is toxic. You like her ad she likes you while she has a boyfriend. That's gonna lead to problems. Trust me. That's how me and my ex girlfriend broke up.

Listen to this guy

Demetri08
March 18th, 2012, 04:59 PM
What would be the best thing to do though? I don't want to just tell her that this won't go any farther than a friendship, but I also don't want to continue waiting for a long time on something that will never come (even though I still think it will). She's one of the few people who have actually admitted they liked me and I felt the same about them, and I don't want to let this go without being absolutely sure.

Desuetude
March 18th, 2012, 05:07 PM
What would be the best thing to do though? I don't want to just tell her that this won't go any farther than a friendship, but I also don't want to continue waiting for a long time on something that will never come (even though I still think it will). She's one of the few people who have actually admitted they liked me and I felt the same about them, and I don't want to let this go without being absolutely sure.

Well if you don't want anything to happen I see no reason as to why you need to know that she likes you or something. Just leave it or it will just less things up, in the furture if it comes up then deal with it then but she has a boyfriend and like people above said it will just cause more problems.

Im really confused as to what you're looking for. You don't want it to go further than friendship but you don't want to spend a long time waiting on something that will never come? What?

Demetri08
March 18th, 2012, 05:19 PM
Oops, sorry for the confusion. I do want it to go further than a friendship, but since she has a boyfriend still I don't think it ever will, whether I want it to or not. But I also don't want to keep waiting and hoping that it will go further than a friendship when it ultimately doesn't. Hopefully I'm explaining it clearly.

Desuetude
March 18th, 2012, 05:34 PM
Oops, sorry for the confusion. I do want it to go further than a friendship, but since she has a boyfriend still I don't think it ever will, whether I want it to or not. But I also don't want to keep waiting and hoping that it will go further than a friendship when it ultimately doesn't. Hopefully I'm explaining it clearly.

Okay well I see no need to bring it up. If a time comes then just say no, thats all you have to do. You dont need to wait or anything, I see no problem?
If you bring it up it will most likely just make things awkward and do no good at all, she will probably just get annoyed or something.

Demetri08
March 18th, 2012, 05:52 PM
Might be a difficult question to answer, but how will I know if I truly want to keep waiting for her to make a decision or if I want to move on?

Desuetude
March 18th, 2012, 06:05 PM
Well I think that's a choice only you can make. No one knows the height of your feelings for her so you need to make a judgement depending on if you think it's worth it or not. None of us can really tell you what to do about that.

Demetri08
March 18th, 2012, 06:17 PM
I thought so. Hopefully I can make the right choice. Thank you for the help.

Jmihas
March 19th, 2012, 01:18 PM
Ask her questions, warn her kindly and be careful!

iallen
April 26th, 2012, 12:20 AM
you should never date online just saying...