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    Does He Like Me...should I Take The Risk?

    There's this guy that I like, and all of my friends think that he likes me back cuz he's kissed me twice in the past week. And the night after our second kiss, he had a girlfriend. A few days later, they broke up. I RELEY want to go out with him...I guess I'm just afraid that if he says "no", it might ruin our friendship. We have been friends FOREVER! I would never want to loose him as a friend. I am really confused about what i should do! Please give me some advice! Thanks!

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    JBluvr24

    He kissed you. He wouldn't kiss you twice if he didn't like you. Breaking up with his girlfriend after he kissed you is also a good indication that he likes you. I would give him some time. He just broke up with his girlfriend. He needs time to recover.

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    Thanks JBluvr24! This was a great help! (:

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      lilsis

      Sometimes that happens. Eventually it happens to everyone. Well, he kissed you, why else would he. Obviously, he has feeling for you. You can wait until he asked you out, or you can take the risk. What ever your heart says. Since I'm shy, I'd wait. But if your like my friend she'll take risk's and none of those risk's has gone bad. But since he kissed you he would probably ask you out. Nothing will go wrong. I promise....

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