OnToNeverland
Bluelighter
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- Sep 9, 2009
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I seem to get myself into terrible situations all the time, this is not new grounds for me, but with this one I need a little input or advice.
There is this guy in my life that I now consider to be my best friend. We have been close friends for over 5 years now, but recently, with a lot of hardships coming my way, he's become my best friend. I can talk to this guy about absolutely anything. He's been my shoulder to cry on, my listening ears, advice giver, everything. And I am so thankful to have him in my life. From the beginning of our friendship, I've known that he's had a thing for me and throughout the past few years he's relentlessly confessed his undying love for me.
There's been a few times here and there where I've considered him as being a potential partner, even had a few kissing moments (nothing sexual), but then I always revert to the friend thing. I haven't kissed him in over a year, but with this new-found "best-friend" aspect coming into play I've made sure that my intentions are clear and that I want to keep our relationship at a friend level. He still tells me that he loves me all the time and now it's getting to the point to where he says it's even hard to be friends with me because his feelings are so strong. This absolutely breaks my heart because I love spending time with this guy and he means the world to me.
I know that it may sound like I've been a horrible bitch, stringing him along and bouncing back and forth with my emotions, but that's not what my intentions have been at all. I find this guy very attractive and he has all the qualities I've been looking for, plus not to mention the fact that I can completely be myself around him. I've tried to force myself to feel the same way for him that he feels for me and it's not working at all =(. I honestly want those feelings. I'm not really sure what my deal is? My main issue is that I don't have that "spark" with him. And that's what I've been trying to get with each failed attempt of the kissing episodes. So I guess my main question is, after all these years, would the "spark" have came already, should I continue on in hopes that it will come, or should I just give up on it ever coming and settle? Does a relationship really even need a "spark" in order to survive? Thanks in advance for any input or advice. Peace, love, and harmony
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There is this guy in my life that I now consider to be my best friend. We have been close friends for over 5 years now, but recently, with a lot of hardships coming my way, he's become my best friend. I can talk to this guy about absolutely anything. He's been my shoulder to cry on, my listening ears, advice giver, everything. And I am so thankful to have him in my life. From the beginning of our friendship, I've known that he's had a thing for me and throughout the past few years he's relentlessly confessed his undying love for me.
There's been a few times here and there where I've considered him as being a potential partner, even had a few kissing moments (nothing sexual), but then I always revert to the friend thing. I haven't kissed him in over a year, but with this new-found "best-friend" aspect coming into play I've made sure that my intentions are clear and that I want to keep our relationship at a friend level. He still tells me that he loves me all the time and now it's getting to the point to where he says it's even hard to be friends with me because his feelings are so strong. This absolutely breaks my heart because I love spending time with this guy and he means the world to me.
I know that it may sound like I've been a horrible bitch, stringing him along and bouncing back and forth with my emotions, but that's not what my intentions have been at all. I find this guy very attractive and he has all the qualities I've been looking for, plus not to mention the fact that I can completely be myself around him. I've tried to force myself to feel the same way for him that he feels for me and it's not working at all =(. I honestly want those feelings. I'm not really sure what my deal is? My main issue is that I don't have that "spark" with him. And that's what I've been trying to get with each failed attempt of the kissing episodes. So I guess my main question is, after all these years, would the "spark" have came already, should I continue on in hopes that it will come, or should I just give up on it ever coming and settle? Does a relationship really even need a "spark" in order to survive? Thanks in advance for any input or advice. Peace, love, and harmony
