I like my friend's younger sister?
About five months ago, I said something really stupid to my friend and he told his sister about it. She send me a message on Facebook that night having a laugh at it. So we started talking on Facebook but I wasn't really thinking about it, and the next day she says hi to me again. Turned out we had a lot in common. We talked on Facebook and at and one minute periods if he was in the toilet or anything in school and I bumped into her. She's 14 and I'm 16 by the way. One day he found out that we talked and for a while he kept on making digs at me about it, but after a few weeks it stopped, but I was more wary about talking to her and for a while I just thought I shouldn't anymore but then one day she just said hi to me and I remembered how cool and just how great she was and it hit me a week ago that I have feelings for her. At a point last week my friend started talking about it again but in a different way, it wasn't like he was angry that we spoke, it was just like it made no difference to his life. He said at one point that "if any of my friends were to see her then I'd be happy if it was you." I don't know how to tell him that this is going on and I don't even know how to tell her, even though I kind of believe that she might just feel the same as I do. The thing is that when we first started talking we always made jokes that we should "Just go out" because of how much we had in common and now if I ever try and drop a subtle hint she just takes it as a joke.
I like my best friend who's younger than me?
whyre you on youre brothers account ? you articulate youre thoughts and ideas very well ! you should get youre own internet account . we need more askers who are as brief and precise as you are . you both have more than a liking for each other . i suspect hes also got a crush on yu , seeing as how he gets jealous if he thinks theres guy you like . im not interested in the least in the age difference . girls tend to mature faster than guys , so if you really want him , youve gotta make the first move , jokingly as youre always doing . i mean , hes always touching you , so thats nothing new . lie that you have a suprise , make him close hes eyes , and kiss him . when he gets suprised , tell him youve always wondered how kissing felt like , or specifically how kissing him felt like . ot trun it into a game . text him and say youve never been kissed before , and can he show you how . build him up macho style before this , " matt , youre so strong and built and intelligent .. please show me this .. teach me this ." lots of girls do something similar , by getting the guys running after them . when they finally get married , the husband boasts that he chased very hard after the wife . she smiles and says nothing , coz she knows hes mental gears werent moving fast enough , and she had to help him along the way . and the beauty is he thinks he did all the chasing , and is very proud of it !
Is your sister your best friend?
No she isn’t. Me and my sister aren’t friends she’s very conniving, sneaky and a thief . I always buy myself nice things because no one else will I’m 17 with a job she’s 13 and doesn’t have a job and when people buy her nice things she claims she doesn’t like it. So she hides my stuff from me she steals my stuff she wears my stuff when I’m not around and it pisses me off because my mom does nothing about it I would say it drew a wedge between me and the. Not to mention that I share a room with her and she’s very junky. She has bowls and food and etc under her bed and I hate it I hate that we share a room “sister by chance friends by choice” in this case we aren’t friends
Why did my friends laugh when I said my sister is my best friend?
That this is even a concern to you suggests that you and your friends are all at an age when you are in the struggle of defining yourselves as individuals distinct from your nuclear family. It is a normal part of maturation and negotiating the zone between being totally dependent on your parents and family and assumption of a definition of self entirely of your own creation.They were expecting one of the bunch to be your superficial and momentary answer.You threw them a curve ball. You did something unexpected.It was not quite the remark that they could use to feel a little superior over you, as they struggle with their own separation from their families. You did not say, “My mom.”No, you looked deep.You considered the traits of “one’s best friend” and found a foundation that they were not expecting. They may have written off their own sisters as best friends as part of their definition of themselves. Now here you are, recognizing both the superficial relationships with them and treasuring a resource that they may have tossed on the scrap heap, in their own development.The best defense from a gnawing feeling that they messed up is to laugh, and then find fault. Sour grapes.
Is my friends little sister too young for me to have a crush on?
i think its perfectly fine. ur not that much older then this girl and u dont seem creepy or anything, so yah just spend time with her and hang with her in the afternoons when no ones home. i would love if some cute boy was with me for a few hours. dont spend EVERY day with her and stuff coz that would be way to much. like 2 times a week u could like hang with her. *WARNING she could really really really like you so dont go any farther then making out w her. shes still young so be careful **dont go near couches or beds or stuff like that
I like my best friends little sister?
I don't feel there's any problem with you liking your friend's sister! You're only 2 yrs. apart in age, some girls ARE MORE mature than others at different ages, so age to me has always been just a number. IF you were yrs. apart, that would be a different matter, but you're not. You deserve to have fun with someone you like & so does she. Who cares who she is in conjunction to being a friend's sister. Go ahead & just have fun, I feel there's NO reason not to. I also feel the more you date when you're younger, the more prepared to be able to pick the rite one when it comes time to be serious with a relationship. My Mom wasn't allowed to date growing up & living in a strict family. She got engaged at 17, married 2 wks. after she turned 19, her marriage lasted only 4 yrs. & she had myself & my Brother on top of it. She had NO experience in dating others, if she had, I feel she wouldn't have made the mistake they made. And NO, they did NOT "have to" get married either. So do as you wish & don't worry about what anyone says. IF you want to keep it a secret for awhile, feel more comfortable about it, do that too. But I feel it is a good thing to be interested in girls & dating as it IS going to be an advantage to you in your further..Good luck!^
What does it feel like to have a younger sister?
Having a younger sister is the best feeling in the world !You have a best friend to share everything.You have a company to hangout with.You have someone to talk to when you are depressed when you are upset there's always someone who'll you hug you and tell you everything is going to be alright.You have someone who'll be your partner in crime ;)You have someone who comes to your rescue when mom gets angry.You have got an unpaid slave :p ( she'll kill me if she reads this)You always have that lender of last resort when you run short of money.You have someone with whom you can share memes all the time and laugh like anything.Conversations between me & my sister :PS: Dear Sister if you have read this, please prepare something yummy for me today when I reach home!Love you!
Does my bestfriends sister like me?
I've know my best friend since we were 7 years only we are now 21. His sister is 17 and is about to turn 18 in March. I am really close to my best friend and his family. They are like my second family. I even live with my best friend and his family because I don't get along with my family. So the real question is does my best friends sister like me. She recently broke up with he boyfriend 6 months ago and it seems like she has been flirting with me. She rubs her boobs on my arms or is always smacking my butt when she walks bye and laughs. She's is kinda like a sister in away because I've know them for so long and want to know if it is wrong if I flirted with her. How do I know if she is really flirting with me or she just sees me as a brother. Their is this girl that really likes me and wants to **** but i haven't because I'm not really interested in her. I think it's because I've become interested in my best friends sister. I live with my best friends and his whole family and wouldn't want to ruin our relationships but I really think i have grown strong attraction for her. Please help.
I think I'm falling in love with my best friend's sister?
Whatever you do, don't just go up to her one day and confess your love. You have nothing to gain and everything to lose by doing that. The worst thing any guy can ever do is go up to a woman he's never had a date with and profess his love. Sure, it sounds romantic and there's always a slight chance that it would work out, but if she is truly your friend and you care about her why would you put her in such a potentially awkward situation of having to reject you. Instead just look for an opportunity to ask her on a date, but don't make it sound like a "date." Try to do something unconventional for a date. Don't go to a movie or dinner. Maybe go to some kind of street fair or something like that. See how she reacts to that. Try to do this a few other times. Make extremly casual physical contact with her like touching her on the arm sometimes when you talk to her. See if she does the same thing back to you. If she doesn't then just stop right there. She's not interested. The idea is that you have to be the man and make the first move, but because of the friendship the first move cannot be too big. That way everyone can save face if she rejects you. Look for clues back from her. If you can really see that she's attracted to you then you can move things along at a fairly good pace, but the steps should be smaller than you would normally take in other relationships.
Is it wrong to jeopardize my best friend in order to date his younger sister?
I don't know whether you're familiar with C. S. Lewis. He wrote a couple of books. Well, as it turns out, he was some guy's roommate, and presumably friend, when he attended college, probably Oxford. Through his roommate he met the woman who would become his wife. Yeah... that's because he married his roommate's mom.How do you suppose that went down? I imagine one of those deep conversations that often occur between roommates just after the lights are off and you're both deep in thought and somewhat vulnerable... I imagine something like this:C.S.: Bobby, have you ever noticed how Molly's eye sparkle in the moonlight?Bob: [yawns] Molly Who?C.S.: Molly Your-Mom, you silly bugger! And the way she bites her lower lip when she's reading--so delightful!Bob: Wait--you... and Mom...?C.S.: What's that fragrance she wears? It's intoxicating, Bob-oh.Bob: It's just something I picked up at the corner chemist's last Christmastide, but are you telling me--C.S.: She's a great kisser too, Bobby, I don't mind telling you.Bob: Dude!C.S.: And dancing, Bobby, my stars! She can tango like nobody's business! Your dad, may he rest in peace, was a truly lucky man!Bob: Duuuuuuuuuude! No, man, just... No!C.S.: Now Robert: I don't believe it's proper for you to address your future father as "Duuuuuuuuuuude." That's not particularly relevant, but I wanted to put that in there. What I'm really trying to tell you is, people date their friend's sister all the time. And sometimes, they date a girl who has a brother their age, and they become friends. What I would suggest you do is, next time Mommy Dearest suggests you ask Sweet Young Thang out, you tell her, "You know, ma'am, I think SYT is cute, and fun to be with, and I think we'd probably have a great time on a date. But I'm concerned about Wally--he doesn't seem to be on board with the whole me-dating-his-sister thing, and I respect him and value his friendship. I'd hate to lose that, even if I was gaining a sweet girlfriend. Do you think you could warm him up to the idea?"By the way, you "know your friend would feel weird about it," but have you actually asked him? Maybe he'd be just fine with it. Maybe he'd be very happy knowing his sister was going out with a guy he likes, rather than some schmuck who mistreats her.Communication can really clear up a lot of misunderstandings. It's amazing how often we relegate it to the last resort.