What is she thinking?

I am in love with my best friend. She has had a hard couple of years. 2 years ago she was happily married to the man of her dreams, her first love. They had ond son and another on the way. The perfict family. Than things changed one afternoon. They had an automible acident and he died along with there unborn child. I had known her for several years before this, but hadn’t seen her but just a couple of times since she married. About 2 months after the wreck we end up working the same youth camp( the one where we had meet) and we reconnected. That was about a year and 4 months ago after that we talked a few times but that was it. Until about 6 months ago she broke up with the guy she had been seeing and we started talking on a daily basies. Then we got to see each other one night a couple of months later. Things just started coming together for us since then. I got to go up and spend the evening with her about 6 weeks ago and we had an awesome time. She drove me out to the lake and we watched the stars and there was alot of fallen stars that evening we ended up spending about 3 hours out there ineach others arms and had our first kiss that night. Since then we have seen each other almot everyweekend. Last weekend was a little different though. She has a band and her drummer couldn’t make the gig that night so her ex-boyfriend played for her. I noticed that she was giving him alot of attenchen but didn’t give it much thought. That night after he left and we were alone at her place it was all about us agian. After I left though I got to thinking about it. Since we have never made the move to call ourselfs any thing but friends I ask her later if her and him were getting back together and she said she didn’t know she was thinking about it. What di I do I am in so much love with her I can’t stand the thought of not being around her and her in my arms.

Answer #1

Well,it’s obvious that your friend went though many tough moments.It seems as if,she really needed a friend to confort her,and support her all the way;not just sympathy from someone.Losing someone,who you were very close to,and you deeply cared for is the worst feeling to have,and I know from personal experience.It’s like,a part of you that’s never lost,and will never be replaced.

So,what I see is that your friend,once again,came to you,for confort and a friend by her side.It’s good to know that you guys are becoming closer,but since you said that she,apparently was giving her ex-boyfriend,much attention at one point,I could honestly say that it’s nothing to sweat.It was one moment,and afterwards,when you think about it for a minute,she turned right back to you,and treated you,like how she’s been treating you this whole time.

Well,since the two of you kissed,it was obvious that the two of you,seemed to have some connection.Come close to your friend again,and explain to her,that you’ve always had these deep feelings for her,the whole time,but could never find the courage to admit. If she’s your friend,then that’s how she should be treating you like - as a friend,so it’s not much to worry about.

I wish you the best of luck,and don’t worry.You’ll be fine.

Sincerely, Danielle

Answer #2

She survived a big trauma, so you have to handle her differently from a normal woman who never had such an experience . So tell her that you would like to be her stable b/f and you do not mind that if she is interested in other guys too. You want to give her a secure backdround, and also a freedom. So do not wait that you alone will/can compensate her big loss. You wrote that she had the “man of her dreams”. Women who lost the “big love” usually cannot find an other perfect man in one person. So they are a little bit discursive. But you should understand this.

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