guyyss what would you wnat the girll to do, over text or person??

[fallinathousand]

How to know if he still likes/loves you?
How do you tell if someone still like you
even if it's been awhile since you've talked
like the started to hate me because he though I talked **** about
and ever since I have said I havent he has been going in and out of talking to me

we didntyalk for two months and then he told my friend he loves me
But he took it back two days later

now he has stopped responded to my text in the last week
but everytime he sees me he cant stop but look at me
I mean likealmost 18 times in the spand of 5 minutes
I wasn't looking at him to make him do that my friends were
also anoter thing e does is hell be talking to his friend and then I walk by and he will litterly stop mid sentence and look at me.


I don't understand him
should I talk to him in person
do you think there is a possibility he still has feeling and that I just have to show that I still care
and actually do it in person.

I'm to shy though and he won't respond to my text
how do i tell him I still have feeelings for him

Oohh and we talked for awhile after that whole I love you thing. It's just in the last week he started to ignore me

[1337lizard]

Get over him. If he was interested in you then you'd be dating him right now.

If you refuse to listen to the voice of obvious reason and want to confess your love only to be either toyed with or rejected then by all means feel free. Here's how you do it: call him up, ask him to meet up with you, tell him you have something you want to say, then pop the three big words ending with the L word. After that you'll probably be rejected. It'll hurt then you'll be mad, you'll blame him even though he's doing NOTHING to indicate that he wants you, then you'll get over it and move on.

Also, get over the whole "the way he looks at me thing". He's looking over at you because you or your friends are doing something to get his attention. Everyone thinks their crush looks at them differently than everyone else. And they're actually not.