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- 4y
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It think your just not used to someone who’s lesbian maybe gay yeah and it’ll take time for you to get used to it. And plus with your negative thoughts you’ll overthink too much when it’s not such a big deal matter of fact most the time she probably won’t like you like that cause she knows your straight. So nothing to fear about rejecting her cause she probably doesn’t see u that way. And maybe she’s just being open about herself more and feels confident so u should be happy. She’s happy. I think you will be feeling off for a while but once u think about it it’ll be the same just as with a gay guy friend. I personally think it’s because your the same gender you feel different but like I said give it time and if u overthink to much just know it’s not you talking it’s the ocd. And with the choice thing sometimes it is a choice but sometimes it’s not I feel like it’s not a choice but u can choose to keep feeling what u feel and come out. Idk
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- 4y
I had a bi friend and sometimes I would just think of him as gay to be more comfortable and sometimes I’d be like um what if he likes me but either way I know I don’t like him and he knew it so. Basically when there’s a chance that one of your friends might like u your just scared it’s gonna ruin your friendship because u don’t feel the same deep down and it makes u uncomfortable but at the end of the day u can sit and talk with them and say hey have u ever liked me or etc so it doesn’t get worse
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- 4y
Thanks for the reply. Im not worried about her having feelings for me. Besides the fact that she has a specific type i look nothing like i no thats not a line either of us would ever ever want to cross. I guess its just the crowd she hangs out with? And the fact the she has changed her appearance? Idk sounds shallow but i dont know what else it could be
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- 4y
@Coul.C Besides that and other peoples thoughts
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- 4y
@Coul.C Yeah no worries and ohhh I see. Well honestly if you don’t like her friends tell her because sometimes you might be right
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