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Reply #30 posted 01/27/08 10:10am

theodore

calldapplwondery83 said:

Janfriend said:

It has happened to me and it was torture. I suggest cutting ties with her



No. I cannot do that. Then I'd be sure that I killed our friendship. We're really best friends. I'd rather be around her some of the time and try to act reasonable.

The only good thing about it really is that you feel inspired to write songs and lyrics. Most music really seems to come from a place of sadness, not happyness.


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Reply #31 posted 01/27/08 10:19am

thekidsgirl

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calldapplwondery83 said:

And he/she did not return the feeling? Man, that sucks. Had to tell my best friend on New Year's Eve that I wanted more. Not that I really expected her to return the feelings, but her ex-boyfriend came by, told her the same and although I did not want to, I had to let it out. I think she really could not believe what was happening, because she really did not notice any of it. Now we're being really reasonable about it, acting like the adults we're supposed to be, seeing each other and doing what we always did, blablabla. But I cannot deal with her not being here all the time and someday I will have to bring it all up again and then I will really damage our friendship. Feel like a 14-year-old writing this on an internet message board, but what the hell.
So, any of this happened to you? What happened?





GAWD! I feel your pain!! Im kinda exactly where you are right now and it is indeed torture sad

I made a thread too like a 14 year old to get some advice lol http://prince.org/msg/100/251328

but despite several great suggestions I'm still up in the air
I feel for ya!

It hurts like a knife to the heart hearing a friend talk about all the crappy relationships he or she is in, when you know that you two would be perfect together


hug
[Edited 1/27/08 10:21am]
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Reply #32 posted 01/27/08 10:26am

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My best friend is Satan, does that count?
All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #33 posted 01/27/08 10:32am

veronikka

thekidsgirl said:

calldapplwondery83 said:

And he/she did not return the feeling? Man, that sucks. Had to tell my best friend on New Year's Eve that I wanted more. Not that I really expected her to return the feelings, but her ex-boyfriend came by, told her the same and although I did not want to, I had to let it out. I think she really could not believe what was happening, because she really did not notice any of it. Now we're being really reasonable about it, acting like the adults we're supposed to be, seeing each other and doing what we always did, blablabla. But I cannot deal with her not being here all the time and someday I will have to bring it all up again and then I will really damage our friendship. Feel like a 14-year-old writing this on an internet message board, but what the hell.
So, any of this happened to you? What happened?





GAWD! I feel your pain!! Im kinda exactly where you are right now and it is indeed torture sad

I made a thread too like a 14 year old to get some advice lol http://prince.org/msg/100/251328

but despite several great suggestions I'm still up in the air
I feel for ya!

It hurts like a knife to the heart hearing a friend talk about all the crappy relationships he or she is in, when you know that you two would be perfect together


hug




sad


hug
Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul
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Reply #34 posted 01/27/08 10:57am

calldapplwonde
ry83

2freaky4church1 said:

My best friend is Satan, does that count?


hug Sure. Tell us more. What do you like about him?
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Reply #35 posted 01/27/08 11:12am

Stymie

thekidsgirl said:

calldapplwondery83 said:

And he/she did not return the feeling? Man, that sucks. Had to tell my best friend on New Year's Eve that I wanted more. Not that I really expected her to return the feelings, but her ex-boyfriend came by, told her the same and although I did not want to, I had to let it out. I think she really could not believe what was happening, because she really did not notice any of it. Now we're being really reasonable about it, acting like the adults we're supposed to be, seeing each other and doing what we always did, blablabla. But I cannot deal with her not being here all the time and someday I will have to bring it all up again and then I will really damage our friendship. Feel like a 14-year-old writing this on an internet message board, but what the hell.
So, any of this happened to you? What happened?





GAWD! I feel your pain!! Im kinda exactly where you are right now and it is indeed torture sad

I made a thread too like a 14 year old to get some advice lol http://prince.org/msg/100/251328

but despite several great suggestions I'm still up in the air
I feel for ya!

It hurts like a knife to the heart hearing a friend talk about all the crappy relationships he or she is in, when you know that you two would be perfect together

hug
[Edited 1/27/08 10:21am]
I'm going through this right at this very moment. hug
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Reply #36 posted 01/27/08 11:22am

statuesqque

thekidsgirl said:

calldapplwondery83 said:

And he/she did not return the feeling? Man, that sucks. Had to tell my best friend on New Year's Eve that I wanted more. Not that I really expected her to return the feelings, but her ex-boyfriend came by, told her the same and although I did not want to, I had to let it out. I think she really could not believe what was happening, because she really did not notice any of it. Now we're being really reasonable about it, acting like the adults we're supposed to be, seeing each other and doing what we always did, blablabla. But I cannot deal with her not being here all the time and someday I will have to bring it all up again and then I will really damage our friendship. Feel like a 14-year-old writing this on an internet message board, but what the hell.
So, any of this happened to you? What happened?





GAWD! I feel your pain!! Im kinda exactly where you are right now and it is indeed torture sad

I made a thread too like a 14 year old to get some advice lol http://prince.org/msg/100/251328

but despite several great suggestions I'm still up in the air
I feel for ya!

It hurts like a knife to the heart hearing a friend talk about all the crappy relationships he or she is in, when you know that you two would be perfect together


hug
[Edited 1/27/08 10:21am]



what's worse is when the relationship turns around and the friend has nothing but good to great things to say about the person. they're the happiest they've ever been in their life, there's nothing greater and that person is the only thing that matters to them. as the friend or best friend you have to listen, smile and be supportive especially if you want to remain friends. because as the best friend you want nothing but the very best for them and anything other than that would not be understood.

it takes a depth of strength you don't know you have to be that best friend. rose
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Reply #37 posted 01/27/08 11:24am

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I empathise. comfort
There's Joy In Expatriation.
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Reply #38 posted 01/27/08 11:29am

calldapplwonde
ry83

statuesqque said:



what's worse is when the relationship turns around and the friend has nothing but good to great things to say about the person. they're the happiest they've ever been in their life, there's nothing greater and that person is the only thing that matters to them. as the friend or best friend you have to listen, smile and be supportive especially if you want to remain friends. because as the best friend you want nothing but the very best for them and anything other than that would not be understood.

it takes a depth of strength you don't know you have to be that best friend. rose



nod
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Reply #39 posted 01/27/08 12:52pm

Janfriend

calldapplwondery83 said:

Janfriend said:

It has happened to me and it was torture. I suggest cutting ties with her



No. I cannot do that. Then I'd be sure that I killed our friendship. We're really best friends. I'd rather be around her some of the time and try to act reasonable.

The only good thing about it really is that you feel inspired to write songs and lyrics. Most music really seems to come from a place of sadness, not happyness.

Trust me, I said EXACTLY the same thing you said. The problem is you cannot shut your feelings off with a snap of the finger and while you're there in her face, loving her, she wants nothing from you in that way. You may even think if you spend more time with her and show her the good things about you, it will change her mind about you. Hearing her talk about her romances will be even worse. Just listen to Vertical Horizon's "Everything You Want." It is better to break free until you no longer want her in that way
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Reply #40 posted 01/27/08 2:08pm

baroque

yes.

and now i hate this friend.
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Reply #41 posted 01/27/08 4:53pm

Raze

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Raze said:

Yes, but he was straight, so what could I do.



I never told him at the time, but our friendship sort of fell apart around 10 years ago. In the last several months, we've sort of renewed our friendship. We're going through some similar shit.
"Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran
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Reply #42 posted 01/27/08 4:54pm

Raze

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heybaby said:

Raze said:


But the first person I ever truly felt in love with ended up being my best friend, and still is. Best friend I've ever had.


That is one of the sweetest things I've ever heard rose



I will be in love with that man until the day I die.
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"Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran
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Reply #43 posted 01/27/08 9:33pm

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sometimes loving someone froma distance is best.....she may not be as observant of your plans for her. She may think they 're a little freaked out, like once i had a man that wanted me to leae my boyfriend and come live in a homeless shelter with him. COme to find out, he was the reason me and him broke u in the first place, cause he was so stupidly jealous.....
THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]

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Reply #44 posted 01/27/08 9:54pm

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Raze said:

heybaby said:



That is one of the sweetest things I've ever heard rose



I will be in love with that man until the day I die.
[Edited 1/27/08 17:07pm]




i've fallen in love many, many times with my bb...dammit
THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]

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Reply #45 posted 01/27/08 10:02pm

Illustrator

I'm straight.
So, I'm assuming that my answer to this thread-question would be no.
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Reply #46 posted 01/27/08 10:05pm

KidaDynamite

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Illustrator said:

I'm straight.
So, I'm assuming that my answer to this thread-question would be no.
shrug


You took the words right out of my mouth! shrug
surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years...
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Reply #47 posted 01/27/08 11:22pm

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i did and as a bonus got introduced to the org
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Reply #48 posted 01/28/08 1:33am

calldapplwonde
ry83

baroque said:

yes.

and now i hate this friend.


bawl
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Reply #49 posted 01/28/08 2:41am

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YES, and it is now! pout

I've known them through a mutual friend for 7/8 years, but we started working for the same company about 2 and a half years ago which was when we really got to know each other and became really good friends. Well, new best friends!

Since then we seem to have spent more time doing stuff together than any one else we knew - for the past 3/4 months I've started to get it real bad!

And the worst thing is, is that it just ain't ever gonna happen!!! bawl
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Reply #50 posted 01/28/08 6:48am

statuesqque

myfavorite said:

sometimes loving someone froma distance is best.....she may not be as observant of your plans for her. She may think they 're a little freaked out, like once i had a man that wanted me to leae my boyfriend and come live in a homeless shelter with him. COme to find out, he was the reason me and him broke u in the first place, cause he was so stupidly jealous.....




there was a time when I believed in this philosophy, till I saw that it's empty and unfulfilling when it's one side and that depth or level of love is not returned. IMO
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Reply #51 posted 01/28/08 7:06am

JoeTyler

NO, it could never happen to me.
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Reply #52 posted 01/28/08 7:30am

thekidsgirl

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KidaDynamite said:

Illustrator said:

I'm straight.
So, I'm assuming that my answer to this thread-question would be no.
shrug


You took the words right out of my mouth! shrug


I'm straight too. All best friends don't hhave to be the same sex. smile
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Reply #53 posted 01/28/08 7:34am

thekidsgirl

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statuesqque said:

thekidsgirl said:






GAWD! I feel your pain!! Im kinda exactly where you are right now and it is indeed torture sad

I made a thread too like a 14 year old to get some advice lol http://prince.org/msg/100/251328

but despite several great suggestions I'm still up in the air
I feel for ya!

It hurts like a knife to the heart hearing a friend talk about all the crappy relationships he or she is in, when you know that you two would be perfect together


hug
[Edited 1/27/08 10:21am]



what's worse is when the relationship turns around and the friend has nothing but good to great things to say about the person. they're the happiest they've ever been in their life, there's nothing greater and that person is the only thing that matters to them. as the friend or best friend you have to listen, smile and be supportive especially if you want to remain friends. because as the best friend you want nothing but the very best for them and anything other than that would not be understood.

it takes a depth of strength you don't know you have to be that best friend. rose


Oh thats the worst! I mean talk about conflict of interests sad
Suddenly "she" wants to hang out with the 2 of us, and "he" misses our Thursday dinners together, because "she" already cooked for him.

but the good friend is supportive and happy for his or her friend...
If you will, so will I
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Reply #54 posted 01/28/08 7:58am

statuesqque

thekidsgirl said:

statuesqque said:




what's worse is when the relationship turns around and the friend has nothing but good to great things to say about the person. they're the happiest they've ever been in their life, there's nothing greater and that person is the only thing that matters to them. as the friend or best friend you have to listen, smile and be supportive especially if you want to remain friends. because as the best friend you want nothing but the very best for them and anything other than that would not be understood.

it takes a depth of strength you don't know you have to be that best friend. rose


Oh thats the worst! I mean talk about conflict of interests sad
Suddenly "she" wants to hang out with the 2 of us, and "he" misses our Thursday dinners together, because "she" already cooked for him.

but the good friend is supportive and happy for his or her friend...


it's indescribable and a horrible, horrible place to be in. but yeah, the good friend is supportive and happy for him or her... no matter what the pain or hurt is for you. because you truly are that persons friend, you suck it up, put an understanding smile in your voice and on your face, like it's no big deal. the thing that can not be forgotten is to them, you are just the friend or best friend. so it's how they view you and it... not how you do.
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Reply #55 posted 01/28/08 8:03am

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statuesqque said:

thekidsgirl said:



Oh thats the worst! I mean talk about conflict of interests sad
Suddenly "she" wants to hang out with the 2 of us, and "he" misses our Thursday dinners together, because "she" already cooked for him.

but the good friend is supportive and happy for his or her friend...


it's indescribable and a horrible, horrible place to be in. but yeah, the good friend is supportive and happy for him or her... no matter what the pain or hurt is for you. because you truly are that persons friend, you suck it up, put an understanding smile in your voice and on your face, like it's no big deal. the thing that can not be forgotten is to them, you are just the friend or best friend. so it's how they view you and it... not how you do.


I kinda messed up the other day, when got a bit grouchy when me and my bestfriend were coming back from dinner. He casually mentioned that later that night "one of his hoes" (thats what he jokingly calls his dates) was gonna come by to stay the night.

I told him that I was feeling kinda sick from the sushi, and thats why was "being weird"...

my life is so pathetic
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Reply #56 posted 01/28/08 8:05am

statuesqque

thekidsgirl said:

statuesqque said:



it's indescribable and a horrible, horrible place to be in. but yeah, the good friend is supportive and happy for him or her... no matter what the pain or hurt is for you. because you truly are that persons friend, you suck it up, put an understanding smile in your voice and on your face, like it's no big deal. the thing that can not be forgotten is to them, you are just the friend or best friend. so it's how they view you and it... not how you do.


I kinda messed up the other day, when got a bit grouchy when me and my bestfriend were coming back from dinner. He casually mentioned that later that night "one of his hoes" (thats what he jokingly calls his dates) was gonna come by to stay the night.

I told him that I was feeling kinda sick from the sushi, and thats why was "being weird"...

my life is so pathetic



been there, and at least you don't have your own list of fillers to save face or use to cover any disappointment in that situation like I use to have. I mastered what I call southern dignity front early on from being in love with your best friend. I'm sure your life is not nearly as pathetic as mine is or others comfort
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Reply #57 posted 01/28/08 8:14am

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I really believe that you should get intimate with your best friend if their was always a sort of sexual flirtation going on between you. That can make for the strongest relationship. I was hanging out platonically with my girlfriend for a year before she became single and we went for it.

Who wants to live or be married to someone that is not also one of your best friends that you hang out with and laugh with? Not me!
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Reply #58 posted 01/28/08 8:26am

statuesqque

ufoclub said:

I really believe that you should get intimate with your best friend if their was always a sort of sexual flirtation going on between you. That can make for the strongest relationship. I was hanging out platonically with my girlfriend for a year before she became single and we went for it.

Who wants to live or be married to someone that is not also one of your best friends that you hang out with and laugh with? Not me!



I sure didn't or don't but in my situation, it didn't make it as strong as I thought had or did so it's relative to the people involved but I do think you're right, it can make for the stronget relationship.

and with that I'll leave this subject alone. rose
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Reply #59 posted 01/28/08 8:55am

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thekidsgirl said:

KidaDynamite said:



You took the words right out of my mouth! shrug


I'm straight too. All best friends don't hhave to be the same sex. smile


We were saying 'since we are straight' hinting at the fact that 'our' friend's are of the same sex. biggrin
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I ain't felt this way in years...
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