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they've known each other 6 months, I don't know what he reacted.

i think it was very brave bc it was totally honest and NO ONE admits to that till months later. they hold out bc of the idea of power that comes with with holding. Even though for many its precisely why they date.

she didn't say she was in love or anything, I don't know if she is. she said she wanted love. im impressed lol

i asked her why she said that, she said it just came lout but once it did it made sense. if he got scared well then most likely he's not going to be interested in the same kind of relationship. no point in pretending to want or not want things she doesn't want or want. and since its the exact opposite of what experts usually advise, she was curious what would happen.

what do you think?

So there is this guy at my job who is 30 (I am 23). I have had a crush on him for the better part of 6 years. I was in a long term relationship until a few months ago, and after we broke up my interest was renewed in job guy. He's a pretty shy guy who had a girlfriend a long time ago but who hurt him really bad somehow, and has only gone on a couple of dates since then.

Before, I'll even admit, I was way too young for him, and I had not had any previous relationship experience. Now, I have had a long term relationship under my belt as well as graduated from college, so I feel way more mature. We went to the same college (not at the same time) and are both in a health profession (I am in grad school and he has a full time job). About a month ago (with the coaching of my boss), I texted job guy to see if he would be interested in hanging out. I have attached a screenshot.

I only see him once a week at work, so I've been trying to talk and flirt with him those days. One week we talked about his nephew and how I got my first patient in my field. The next week he was sick and called out and the following week when I came in he was like, "if anyone every offers to give you ____, say NO. Very painful."

I was off this past week, so I had people talk about me while I wasn't there (oh, X is my favorite manager, her hair is so beautiful, I wish she were here, etc) to see if he would react. I snapchatted this one girl and she said when she got it she was like, "OMG, X snapped" and he turned around, and when she asked him if he wanted to be in a group snapchat back, he said he doesn't look good in pics.

So, since it's been a month since I asked him to hang out, I'm just wondering if it would be wise just to text him and say hey or not. Please help!

I am not talking about a "love" partner in that you are in a "relationship" but more like...
just a friendship. A friendship between same sex or opposite sex, no sex involved but for companionship. You just talk to them, get their opinion on things to comfort you, encourage you, or help you through your struggles and fears so that you can reach your maximum goals. Would you pay for that? I was given a life coach card today, from someone who is PAID to be your friend to support you and provide you encouragement in your life to reach your goals of happiness. Would you pay for that?