When a friend says I Love You, what does he mean? Does he love me as a friend or does he want me to be his girlfriend?
It depends on how it is said. Specifcally, three things. Frequency, timing and tone of voice.For example, I’ve said that to my married women friends, and when I said it, we both knew that I didn’t mean that I love her romantically. Usually, I’ll preface it with “See? That’s why I love you” or maybe with an inflection in my voice that means I’m making a point.I’ve also had it said to me when I’ve done something well or done a favor for someone. Usually, the statement is immediately preceded by some event, or recognition of a favorable outcome.Once I was flirting with a member at my club who is not my wife. I really like her, as in, romantically. Anyway, we were cutting up and she teasingly said something about being tennis partners with another guy at the club instead of me, and I flippantly said “Go ahead, do what you want.” In that moment, an old lesson I learned came to mind, and I went over to her, grabbed her by the waist, spun her around, looked her in the eye and said “I take it back. You’re my partner. I don’t want you playing with anybody else but me.”Another woman at the club saw this, and as I turned around, I could see the disapproval on her face. I don’t think she was jealous, I think she thought it was completely inappropriate and disrespectful to my wife. She wasn’t wrong.I immediately went to her and said “M******, don’t look at me like that. You know I love you too.” She forgave me in that instant and she never mentioned it again.See? An event. You’ll know if he’s serious when you hear it.
What does it mean when a friend says "miss you"?
We live in same city. We talk everyday over the phone and that too a lot. We meet each other at weekends and sometimes in weekdays too. Before leaving for my work we talk to each other over the phone for about an hour daily. Sometimes during lunch too and then before sleeping again we talk a lot. But last day, like normal days, we talked for about 2 hours before leaving for my work and during lunch time she WhatsApp me "miss you" and deleted it (I read from notification). In the evening I called her and we talked again but I didn't say anything to her about miss you text. Then again at night she texts me "miss you". This time she didn't delete it and I called her and we talked as usual. What is she trying to say? She won't answer that's why I am here taking some help from quora.
What does it means when a friend says, “Hope you are doing well”?
From my interpretation, it implies that your friend cannot help you to solve your problem or help you to finish what you are doing. There are some reasons why your friend can’t help you: he/she is unwilling to help you since he/she is too selfish; he/she is unable to help you due to her/his limited competence, time, or other constraints; or he/she knows you are the only one who can solve it, so he/she chooses to support you and makes sure you are doing well on your life’s struggles.
What does it mean when a guy friend says "you know I love you"?
It depends on the context of the conversation. If they were giving you advice or helping you with a problem, or you were telling them about somthing that might have been upsetting you, then it was as a friend, for support, and not as a boy girl in love love. But if it was random, or after somthing posative, it may be them telling me that they love you as more than a friend. Either way, it means that they support you, and they love you.
In Friends, what does Ross mean when he says "Asil" to Gunther?
Jij hebt seks met ezels, which Gunther says to Ross, apparently means You have sex with donkeys. So I think "ezel" must be donkey. http://www.fanpop.com/spots/friends/quiz...
What does it mean when you're friend says "we're cool?"?
"We're cool" basically means "There are no bad feelings between us. I am not mad at you in any way and you have no reason to feel bad for anything you think you may have done." (in that context, anyway.)
What does Rachel mean on the episode of Friends when she says "It's not that common..."?
I always thought they were referencing the earlier episode when Ross & Rachel were first dating. -Ross didn't understand why women share everything. After Monica & Pheobe had revealed Rachel told them about Ross' sex fantasy about princess Laya in a gold bikini. So Ross decided to share with Chandler about sex & relationship stuff. Found he liked it. UNTIL.... Chandler said while he was thinking about stuff turning him on what really annoys him is his mother popping up in his head during sexy time with a girl. Ross got really annoyed Chandler had said that, he was pretty much like eww, that's not normal. At the end of the episode, Rachel walks in wearing a Princess Laya outfit and Ross pictures his mother instead of Rachel. Ross then says, I hate Chandler. After Rachel asks what's wrong. So, Rachel probably meant: -Its not that common to have your mother pop in your head around sex -Your mother popping in on your during sex doesn't happen to every guy -Picturing your mother during sex is a big deal ...... Then Ross probably told Chandler about what happend. So its an inside joke between Ross, Rachel & Chandler. Otherwise if it was only about impotency Chandler wouldn't have taken those comments so personally.
What does it mean your friend says I love you very much?
This is one of those questions that can mean several things.Since there is no context, the questioner here is free to spin any answer so that it’s what they want to hear.1.) Your friend is a friend. Period. Platonic, not romantic. They care about you and want to see you do well. They want the best for you. I am not going to define “platonic friend” vs “romantic friend”. I think you know the difference. A platonic friend can be casual, or can be your best friend. Some people say that friends are more important than lovers. They are harder to come by, and the older you get the harder it is.A true friend cares about you just like a lover or a parent, but there is a huge difference from a romantic friend. There is no agenda. It’s not a selfish grasping the way a romantic relationship can be. They are not looking to gain anything but your company and your presence and your insights. A romantic relationship is about you, and how the person makes you feel.2.) Your friend is in love with you. If the “I love you very much” is said during an intimate moment, then you know what it means and you wouldn’t be asking. If it is said while you go off on a biz gig or other venture where you won’t be together, it’s an acknowledgement of your connection, a way to feel them when you aren’t together.I think if the meaning is No. 2, you would feel it and you would not be asking.You are asking because you want the No. 1 “I love you very much” to mean No. 2.
What does it mean when my friend says we're like brother and sister? Does that mean we're more than friends, but not boyfriend/girlfriend?
It means you aren't anything like boyfriend/girlfriend. She's saying she thinks you're very close and important to her, but all affection is platonic. She's saying she not interested in you sexually at all. My guess is that you have a crush and you aren't as subtle as you think about expressing those feelings. She noticed and told you this as a way to reject those feelings through a compliment of being a really good (near brother-like) friend. It's probably a "I really don't want to date you, but I don't want to crush you emotionally; so please never ask me to date you" kind of statement. If it's not, then she still thinks of you only in a platonic way.
What does it mean when Joey says "someone's flossing" in Friends S02E13?
When Chandler is in the bathroom stall wearing nothing but a thong. Joey sees it and makes that remark. It is from the episode The One After The Super Bowl Part 2. Julia Roberts plays his girlfriend Susie, and takes Chandler’s clothes in retaliation for what he did to her in school.