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He definitely likes you. This happened with me and my by guy friend only it took me by the blind side. I'm telling you, thats exactly how it starts out ... my biggest suggestion -- if you don't have feelings for him, or don't see any in the future -- don't let the tiny flirting and stuff get any further than this, because guys who have crushes on their bff's fall HARD and you don't want to crush him - plus, itd ruin the friendship. On the flipside, if you DOO like him, take the next step -- do s…

Honestly, I think its time to move on. She may be busy with her family but it only takes 10 seconds to send a simple text ('Gona be a busy day today, but I wanted to say good morning' would suffice). It's not like you're trying to keep her on the line all day or in constant contact while she's away. She obviously isn't taking whatever you guys had seriously and its not wrong for you to want to move on

I think that's a good decision on your part. It's nothing easy to go through, but you're better off without someone like that in your life

You guys don't have to make friends -- you just have to be able to work together, so ask yourself that question. Can you stand to be around her? Honestly, if you carry about your business and do your own thing, you won't be bothered by her and her immaturity

Okay, they may be going a little(lotta) over the top, but your rents truly want whats best for you. That said, what's best for you isn't always what you want And they may not like it, but they need to respect your decisions

I love my parents too, and I think it's sad how many kinds think they hate theirs. I understand there is some deep rooted evil in some people -- but a lot of times, kids are just being dramatic "i haaate my parentts -- they're soooo meannnn, they never let me do anythingg I wannnnt" -- they get upset when their parents won't let them have their way, and it takes them seeing that no one will give them what they want alllll the time before they finally lay off their rents. I've always been close w…

If he doesn't know why you're pissed then yes, that's a problem, but at the same time, don't keep it a secret. Don't accept an apology from someone who doesn't know what they're apologizing for. You should at least let him know why you're upset and go from there. If this is a persisting thing, then maybe you may want to take two steps back and evaluate if you still want to be friends with him or not. If you don't, I think you should take a more mature approach than dumping him on xbox or deletin…

There are two possible approaches to this situation, and when used correctly, both can be equally successful: 1. Kill her with Kindness. Walk in like a sweet honeybee, flash her a smile and tell her 'Good Morning!' -- she won't know what to do with herself. 2. Next time she gives you a dirty look, look back at her like she's pathetic. Really, how immature is it to 'stare down your arch rival' -- what is this, 6th grade? Brush her off your shoulder and don't give her the time of day -- the fact t…

Everyone gets nervous in new places with people they don't know -- so don't think you are the only one. Honestly, if you just come right out and introduce yourself or say something funny, chances are, the people around you are going to feel relieved that SOMEbody broke the ice, and they'll remember that cool kid was you

You weren't wrong at all, and it is good that you were able to express your feelings. Michelle is embarrassed because now Jenn and her man know what she's been saying behind their backs, but that's kharma at it's finest for her talking about them in the first place. It's never easy being in the middle of situations like that. My best advice would be to calmly back out and let both parties know you are there as friends for them both, but you are not a part of their drama. In the long run, its bes…

What about just a single line of eyeliner on your top lid and upper inner, with mascara only on the top (curled lashes) -- very classic/marilyn monroe -- at night you could add some rose to your cheeks and find a rad red lipstick to pull off -- try mac!

Mmmm it's hard to say whether you have the right or not, but you're definitely justified in feeling the way that you do, and I would be interested in hearing his side of the story once he gets around to it

Not a fan of this -- why could you be with one person when you knew you were going to see other people? Why tie yourself down and just be open about it? Did you hear about this on the news the other week? They were all over it! I forgot the term they used but it was something like "Agreed infidelities" something like that, I dont know but it was on CNN and Ryan Seacrest talked about it on his show too... I think open relationships are a cop out for insecure people. They need some sense of securi…

There's no challenge anymore now that you're together and so it's boring -- why don't you surprise her, kidnap her for a day and head out on a beach adventure -- or some place you havent been before. You can get lost together, laugh at how ridiculous it all is, and possibly spark something new

Faceboooook lol Really though -- just go up and say hi and start a convo -- if things go well, invite her to a soccer match or something? and then you could go out after -- could be fun

You probably just haven't met the right person yet -- and if you're thinking, well, how will I know? You don't have to -- you'll KNOW and you'll chase it

I think that was a very ass-hole-ish thing to say, and it's enough that he was thinking it, but that he felt comfortable enough to say it? That happened to me once, sort of -- a guy straight up told me "I only like your ass and not your face" -- I left that right away, and let me tell you, best move I could have made. I wouldn't keep going with a guy like that -- not when there are other out there would would respect you for the right reasons.

Quote from Kevmo7: “what it could be: 1) Him playing hard to get 2) You did something to turn him off or not like you that night 3) He is really busy or is having some issue's in his life” Agreed -- and to add 4) He was just into the moment and not looking for anything more out of it

It's funny... I definitely couldn't do it -- but that is how my boyfriend and I ended up together.. We had a class together and talked a few times.. one day he texted me, the next day we went out, and we've been going strong since then -- different things work out for different people

Ugh, that's harsh -- honestly, I think he's using you... I don't know him well enough to say if he has feeling for you still or not, but regardless, its clear he doesn't want a relationship. I think he wants to hook up if you can do it and do it on the Downlow.. but that's just using you. My advice: I know you care about him, I know, but your feelings are going to get hurt even worse if you continue this, because just as easily as he called u over and kissed you because he couldn't help it, is a…