09-16-2011, 08:16 AM
I've heard of situations that ended up being awkward because both people do like each other, but neither of them do anything about it because they are both afraid that the other is going to feel weird about it.
It if were me, I'd try throwing in some compliments here and there about how he looks or something and see how he reacts. Also, as latebloomer said, humor works well. I tend to use those jokes that aren't really jokes. Everybody knows those; they're declarations of interest disguised as a joke. These are great because if the person has half a brain he'd get a clue, and since it's a joke it also gives him the option of pretending it was just a joke if he's not interested.
If you afraid to come right out and tell him, a good idea would be to make it easier for him to open up if he is in fact in interested in you. How about going out with him as friends to a bar or a movie or lunch or something? Just keep a good, friendly relationship going. If you do that, and he likes you, it will eventually come out.
It if were me, I'd try throwing in some compliments here and there about how he looks or something and see how he reacts. Also, as latebloomer said, humor works well. I tend to use those jokes that aren't really jokes. Everybody knows those; they're declarations of interest disguised as a joke. These are great because if the person has half a brain he'd get a clue, and since it's a joke it also gives him the option of pretending it was just a joke if he's not interested.
If you afraid to come right out and tell him, a good idea would be to make it easier for him to open up if he is in fact in interested in you. How about going out with him as friends to a bar or a movie or lunch or something? Just keep a good, friendly relationship going. If you do that, and he likes you, it will eventually come out.
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