It sounds a bit strange, yes, but it is one of my unanswered questions in life. I've never liked someone romantically. No guy has made my heart go 'doki doki' or something similar to that. But that doesn't mean I turn a blind eye to those who are attractive. You might not believe me if I told you that I have NEVER liked anyone since birth.. but it's true. I came to a recent conclusion, and I think it has something to do with me being an anime otaku. It sounds unrealistic, but maybe me being one since 5 years old made me look at real guys in a non-romantic way. Weird, huh.
That's why.. I am VERY CURIOUS. What's it feel like to like someone? Is it painful? Worthwhile? Share me your thoughts. ヾ(☆▽☆)
I've never experienced this before, but there's a time on 7th grade where something like this happened. However, it happened vise-versa. I actually still really feel bad for it, ever since. So, there this really close male friend of mine, who I always spent my time with. I don't know what the fuck came to my mind back there, but I was so clingy and...... 3 reply
Being avoided...I feel yah. (◞ ‸ ◟ㆀ)
I had a crush on a popular transferred guy in my class when I was in highschool. We sat beside each other and got friendly which is new to me because I don't have many male friends (my mother is so frantic about me being with guys or having bf). I admire him cause he's so cheerful, humorous, smart, and ...... 2 reply
Not really rejected but maybe a loss? I have a guy friend that actually pretty much have the qualities that I am looking for a guy. He is very handsome and smart, he's a good dancer too and he basically listens to my every whim. Everybody that surrounds us thought that there was something going on between us but we're just really friends and that's...... reply
I understand this was posted in 2019, but oh well, I guess this could be a message to anyone else who is struggling with this lol.
You have to understand that your friends aren't always capable of dealing with your problems, and though that may hurt a bit...that's just how it is.
I don't know you or this friend personally, nor do I know how you re...... reply
Pretty sure if you still refer them as a dear friend you still could accept them as a friend. Friends treat friends the way they wish to be treated. If what they did is beyond your capacity of things you accept as things you would do if you were in their place I think cutting off the friendship before it become too much is best. However, it's still...... reply
when they feel sad and they ask you for help say "frick you" then start dancing away then you stop talking to the person days turning to month, months to years. finally 20 years after you stopped talking someone knocks on the door you open its HER. She says "i need your support my whole family died" you say in the most dark anime voice "i know..." ...... reply
