01-19-2014, 03:20 AM
First, the top poster here, who happened to have posted above me, is a straight woman....GS is a place for anyone, including LGBT-friendly straight people, don't ever say you don't belong here, you are most welcome
From where I stand if you indeed are straight and not at least bi, you do seem to have a deeper emotional attachment towards this guy in particular..
there would be nothing wrong about it, considering how much time you have been developing this friendship.
and from what I see, he seems to correspond that closeness
staying away from it won't solve the "problem"
You know...2 men, straight as they may be, ARE allowed to show emotional closeness towards one another without it being such a big deal and without meaning they have to question their sexuality.
Go with what you feel...if he does something like putting his arm around you, do the same, make him know you appreciate him
I won't go as far as telling you to confess any feeling, but who knows..he may even correspond..
if it doesn't go that far keep him as a friend, if you find out that either yours or his (you usually can tell by the way he looks at you) feelings go a bit beyond that, then and only then you should be honest and talk..(yes, it would be scary, but it wouldn't be wrong at all)
I think the friendship you have with him can survive a situation like this should the subject ever comes up
From where I stand if you indeed are straight and not at least bi, you do seem to have a deeper emotional attachment towards this guy in particular..
there would be nothing wrong about it, considering how much time you have been developing this friendship.
and from what I see, he seems to correspond that closeness
staying away from it won't solve the "problem"
You know...2 men, straight as they may be, ARE allowed to show emotional closeness towards one another without it being such a big deal and without meaning they have to question their sexuality.
Go with what you feel...if he does something like putting his arm around you, do the same, make him know you appreciate him
I won't go as far as telling you to confess any feeling, but who knows..he may even correspond..
if it doesn't go that far keep him as a friend, if you find out that either yours or his (you usually can tell by the way he looks at you) feelings go a bit beyond that, then and only then you should be honest and talk..(yes, it would be scary, but it wouldn't be wrong at all)
I think the friendship you have with him can survive a situation like this should the subject ever comes up