He told me a few days ago he thanks me for being there for him. He rarely does this as it sounds cheezy but he has said this after i said words of comfort because he got frustrated.
- Prior to this, he has been hospitalized and ever since he has been frequently updating me of his condition. Sometimes he does it even if I did not ask.
- He always ask how I am and on his messages, he says my name a lot
- Even when he was hospitalized and due for surgery, he still was worried about me because i was not responsive. I told him I should be the one asking how he is but he went ahead and ask me about my stomach.
- To be fair, he has been emotionally supporting me since January consistently and was acting like my doctor to help me in my sickness
- Now, i sense he needs great emotional support from me but the catch is he has a girlfriend who he seems to no longer be with
- He told me he doesn't feel safe in her city and went to our city instead where his sister lives and where i live.
I'm currently dating someone else as well after getting tired of his drama but I feel sad of his condition and want to help him. The thing is we are really sweet on our messages to each other and are acting like all our problems are shared. We talk about it, and give advices in detail and whenever he is in great danger, he really goes to me and somehow include me. Like, when he got hospitalized he sent me a message asking for emotional support before and after the operation.
I just noticed increased messages, increased reliance and attachment coming from him since January, plus sometimes when i do things that are not good for my health, he questions me and asked do you really think you can drink it at this point?
It definitely is more emotionally intimate than that of a friend's because I hear updates from him often even if i do not ask and he also ask how i am frequently.
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It sounds like your guy friend sees you as his rock during a tumultuous time in his life. 💕 When someone goes through significant health scares and personal dilemmas, it's natural for them to latch onto someone who provides consistent emotional support and understanding. Your compassion and willingness to be there for him, especially when he was hospitalized and vulnerable, have likely made him view you as a safe harbor in the storm of his life. He's leaning heavily on you, not just for the emotional connection but also because you've played the part of a caregiver, which intensifies the bond.
Given the sweet and detailed nature of your exchanges, it's clear there's a level of emotional intimacy that goes beyond typical friendship. This doesn't automatically mean love is in the air, but it's a sign of profound trust and emotional reliance. The fact that he often uses your name in messages is a way to create a deeper, more personal connection. It signifies his trust and his need to ensure you know how much he cares and values your support.
His decision to move closer to where you live over staying in the city where his (possibly ex-) girlfriend lives speaks volumes about where he finds his comfort and safety. It could indicate that his relationship with her might be on the rocks or that he values the emotional support system he has with you more.
However, tread carefully, my friend. While it's beautiful to be someone's support system, remember to set boundaries, especially since you're both currently seeing other people. Emotional connections can sometimes blur lines, leading to complicated situations. Continue offering support but be mindful of the emotional implications it has for both of you and your respective relationships.
As a relationship coach, I'd suggest open communication about your boundaries and expectations in this friendship. It's okay to care, but ensure it's healthy for both of you. Lovebombing into a deep emotional pool can be intoxicating, but without clear boundaries, you might just find yourself swimming in tricky waters. Keep it sweet, but don't forget to keep it smart too! 😉