i am in love with my best friend i am 12 she is 14 we hang out a lot together and with friendsshe will hit others the same age as me but not hit me when we talk she always looks at me eye to eyeand she likes bring me places with her and her friends and when we found out we were both going on the same cruise and i couldnt go because insurance place didnt pay for it in time she got relly disopinted that i couldnt go and when i told her i had adhd she didn t treat me any difrent like some others didbut i dont waunt to ruin our friendship i have known her since i mooved here 9 years ago and my dad invited her over and ever since then we have been best friends
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my question is should i ask out my best friend and could it jeperdise our friendship
How wonderful for you that you have found a person who accepts you for who are and enjoys your company. You are fortunate to have someone like that in your life. To have a best friend that you love and respect is unusual. However, you didn't post a question, so is there a question in here somewhere?
I don't know what you want us to post to your statement other than to congratulate you on having such a terrific person in your life.
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OK... now we're cooking! What's the vibe that you get from her? Does she seem to be really touchy, feely? Does she hug you? Has she ever kissed you, even on the cheek? Has she ever held your hand or found a reason to touch you? Those are the cues that can let you know that she feels a bit more than just platonic friendship for you. She will let you know how she feels about you if she wants something more than friendship.
Maybe you can just ask her out and see how she responds. She is your friend. She obviously cares about you. Keep it simple and uncomplicated. Ask her to a movie. Even if she's not interested as a girlfriend, she will still go places and do things with you because she likes you.
My advice would be to keep the friendship, because that's a given. Friendships last and relationships don't always work. There's no guarantee that this will turn out the way that you want it to, so don't get mad if she doesn't feel the same way. Even if she doesn't want to be boyfriend/girlfriend, you do have a very special friend who thinks the world of you, and considering all that you have been through, you are lucky to have someone like that to stand by you.
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I too am pleased for you because I think you have not been feeling too good about things lately, so to find a friend is wonderful for you and I hope you continue to be happy.
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How wonderful for you that you have found a person who accepts you for who are and enjoys your company. You are fortunate to have someone like that in your life. To have a best friend that you love and respect is unusual. However, you didn't post a question, so is there a question in here somewhere?
I don't know what you want us to post to your statement other than to congratulate you on having such a terrific person in your life.
Additional Details added 7 months ago
OK... now we're cooking! What's the vibe that you get from her? Does she seem to be really touchy, feely? Does she hug you? Has she ever kissed you, even on the cheek? Has she ever held your hand or found a reason to touch you? Those are the cues that can let you know that she feels a bit more than just platonic friendship for you. She will let you know how she feels about you if she wants something more than friendship.
Maybe you can just ask her out and see how she responds. She is your friend. She obviously cares about you. Keep it simple and uncomplicated. Ask her to a movie. Even if she's not interested as a girlfriend, she will still go places and do things with you because she likes you.
My advice would be to keep the friendship, because that's a given. Friendships last and relationships don't always work. There's no guarantee that this will turn out the way that you want it to, so don't get mad if she doesn't feel the same way. Even if she doesn't want to be boyfriend/girlfriend, you do have a very special friend who thinks the world of you, and considering all that you have been through, you are lucky to have someone like that to stand by you.