I started loving my best friend, but before I could do anything a boy told her about the fake things that I had said about her. She broke off the friendship with me. Now I'm broken and I want to forget her to move ahead. What do I do?

It's possible. Try talking to her and see how she responds. If she smiles a lot and wants to talk more, she might like you.

Either answer's possible. She could have a crush on you. She could also simply be shy, or friendly, as you said. She may want to be your friend, but is...

Not necessarily. She could just value your opinion as a friend and have taken your advice.

Many incidences of sexual assault only come to light in adulthood. First, be grateful that she has shared with you. Usually, the memory is triggered by something, and the adult...

It means she's not interested. She's fine with hanging out with you platonically, but she doesn't have romantic feelings for you and doesn't want to go on a date with...

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It's possible. The best thing to do would be to sit down with her face-to-face and calmly discuss your concerns about trust. Trust is the foundation of any healthy relationship,...

You won't succeed unless you believe you can. To that end, try trusting your friend and the lady. If it turns out you don't do so well at the show,...

Try talking to your friend to find out what the problem is. If that doesn't work, try asking a friend that you have in common to talk to them for...

It sounds like your friend might not be ready to open up about this yet. There may not be a “perfect” thing to say, but rather, the best thing to...