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My best friend is a guy. he asked me out and i said no.but he keeps insisting to give him a chance..now i only like him as a friend but then i dont want to ruin our friendship!!!what should i do?

By ollie canz Asked Dec 11 2007 9:43AM
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by Happy to be me on Apr 7, 2008 at 7:43 pm Permalink

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If you really dont feel that way about him just stay strong. Its hard cuz you dont want to hurt him but its his choice to not respect your choice. Free will and all. Im in same situation, my friend keeps writing me these depressing poems about our lost love. Its sad. Hang in there.
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