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Hug, back.

Hug, no homo.

Yeah, a lot of people have, it's no shocker.

I was fourteen.

It's a simple misunderstanding and honestly if it's anyone's fault, it's probably hers or your friends for not explaining the situation to you. What you need to do is speak with her, and tell her you didn't realize it was her on the phone, hopefully things work out.

In reality the true dimensions of love are rarely met on a daily basis, as much as people claim to do so. I can't say I'd thrive for the stories in the movies, yet for my own personal bond and unique relationship. People often abuse the word love and over exaggerate their feelings towards another individual, due to the fact one person just feels the other wants to hear it. However, true love does exist, yes. There's plenty of people who've found true love and created their relationship to be at …

That's a part of the risk you have to be willing to take, in all honesty if you don't get the response or reaction you're looking for, make yourself clear you still would like to be her friend, you just wanted to get that specific emotional burden off of your chest. It will only be weird if you make it that way. Other than that, you shouldn't have too much to worry about.

Anything to jump start small conversation works, just remember to do your best on keeping awkwardness out of the equation, and take interest in what she has to say, although I find it hard you wouldn't already do that to begin with. Do so with confidence and you should be fine.

If you honestly feel the situation is awkward you should tell her that, it only feels that way because one of you two create that persona. On the other hand, it's not rare that people have an adequate rush of emotions when someone else loses interest and finds someone or something else, personally I think you should re-evaluate your emotions for this girl. If you decide you honestly like her after doing so patience is virtue, although that's only if you like her and decide she's worth waiting on…

Sometimes you have to let people learn their own lessons before you can appease them with a strong approach. As long as she's not getting herself into something she can't get herself out of, let her attempt to see what she's doing is wrong. Likely even if you express yourself to her now, it's a great possibility your lending help of advice will be rejected. Only when she's in a state of open mindedness is when she's going to be looking for someone to turn to. This is a great time to acknowledge …

Lets be honest with ourselves, your struggle is more of a psychological challenge. Perhaps you're worried about not getting the right response, her not having the same emotions, the situation turning upside down; however, you can't say you're trying hard enough if you don't make an attempt to put your emotions out in the open for her. In reality that's what relationships are about, opening up, sure it's more than that, but that plays a gigantic role. Trust me though, mature girls are looking for…