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Would U Ask Her Why They Are Friends Again

How can we become friends again?

Well..
You can smile or say hi to her each time you see her..
You can call her and ask how she's doing..
Just start slow..
Then if she wants to talk to you..
She'll be happy to reply..

HINT:
Call her house and leave a missed call..
To find out if she wants to talk to you again..
See if she calls you back to know why you called her..

Alls Well That Ends Well

How can I become friends again with an ex-friend?

Whats an ex friend? That doesnt exist. Once become a friend with someone, you will always be friends. Otherwise its messed up. That person needed to done something horrific to be counted as a ex friend. if he killed somebody than yes he should be an ex friend as you say. If he only said something that you didn't like, doesnt give you the right to just call them an ex friend. How heartless are you? The way to become a friend with an “Ex friend” is to care for them again and help them in their life. Be witty and talk with them often. If you can everyday.

Is it okay to ask a female friend to set me up with her female friend?

I think it’s okay assuming this girl would also like going out with you. If I were the middle friend, I would prefer to be asked nicely, not a flat “Can you set me up with Sally? She’s pretty.” You know be a little more curious sounding. “I think that friend of yours , Sally, is really pretty. Could you tell me more about her? I’m thinking I’ll ask her to dinner one of these nights.” It generally leads to me going “Why don’t I just ask her if she’d like to go out.”

If a friend cuts you out of her life, would you ever reach out to her again?

I'm writing this anonymously, because I am one of those who cut my friends off. Also writing because I hope this will save someone's friendship.First, a thank you to those who first questioned the why: why your friend would cut you off. I would be happy to call you friend.If your friend cut you off with malice, I'd agree its best severed. Otherwise, I hope this will reach someone who needs it.You see, many of these answers come from the perspective of "Me, me, me." and "who's to blame". I want to say, "It was never about you." and "There's no one to blame."I cut my friends off 2 years ago, because I didn't know what I know now, that I have depression. Depression comes in various forms, and most commonly, a downward spiral of an internal dialogue that repeats "No one cares about me." I was so tired of myself, my friends and my country, thus I literally escaped to another country.Now that I'm better mentally, some days I wish some things:1) to have a meal with some of those friends. I miss those friends. I don't ask to reconnect again, because I feel guilty for it. But I had two who tried to reconnect with me within those two years, and I am grateful for that.2) to have friends who understood mental illnesses. I came from a multicultural, multilingual, modern country, and not one around me knew how to help me. It's nobody's fault, we were just ignorant human beings.What I'm saying is that, maybe it isn't about you or about your friend. Something has happened, and you'd want to understand what the real cause is. If your friendship is worth it, then it has always been about the two of you.Someone here said "True friends don't cut one another out of their lives". Maybe true friendship is more about not being afraid to be soured by life's lemonades.

I still like my xgirl friend and she likes me back should i ask her out again? shoul i get her a big bday gift

Ok, there is a reason why you broke up to begin with, do you actually want to go through all the pain again?? And do you know that she likes you? Just be careful you don't want a repeat! Good luck.

So I told my friend I liked her and she said she didn't see me that way, do I ever ask her out again?

Ok let me just put this from a woman's perspective (I'm as subtle as a hammer by the way so brace yourself):When a woman says to you “I don't see you in that way” What she's really saying is “I see you as a platonic friend and would never consider sex with you. I probably wouldn't even kiss you that would be awkward. I see you the same way as I see my girl friends. It's not personal, I'm just not attracted to you.” That's EXACTLY what we mean!And before people get started: We're not doing it on purpose. We're not “friendzoning” you as a cruel joke and we're not playing games with you. It's an honest answer. You're either attracted to someone or you're not and it's that simple. It all happens subconsciously so it's not like we even logically decide who we love and who we don't, it just happens.Now, if we're kind enough to give you the honest answer of “No” you should respect it. Pushing past our boundaries won't do you any favours. It's happened to me twice. I've turned down two of my guy friends and they didn't get the picture. In fact they got jealous when I dated other people. Once again, it's not like I didn't tell them the score. Eventually I cut contact with one and kept one at a very controlled distance. We almost never see each other now.If you've been friends with someone a long time or you're close, once you mention sex or a relationship it changes EVERYTHING! The whole dynamic! There's no going back after that and it either ends in a love affair or you slowly drift apart and eventually never talk again. At least this is what I've seen and experienced.Two ways to avoid this tragedy: If you like someone, tell them not long after you meet them. OR wait for them to give you a signal. Other than that I wouldn't bother.Like I said, subtle as a hammer, but it's the TRUTH

Tried asking out this girl before, she never gave me an answer, should I ask her again? Read Details?

Well, a few weeks ago I asked this girl out, I sort of screwed up, she had a friend (girl, almost like her best friend ) with her and I sort of casually asked her out, at that moment her friend and her looked at eachother pretty quickly, then she looked back at me and said she would think about it, but she might have to go to her dad's ( Pretty valid reason due). This was early in the week. After this, thinks were pretty quiet between the two of us ,and I never got an answer (Although probably my fault for not asking her).(Word hasn't spread around so is this a good sign?) 2 weeks later during a school trip, we ended up on speaking terms again (Thank god) A little while before, and after the trip, she hasn't really looked me in the eye, except for quick meetings of the eye when we look at the other, then one of us looks away. We used to talk really casually, now we are both shy towards eachother.
I must emphasise I really care for the girl, and I want to ask her again(This time alone)

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