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Old GAG Question:
A guy I met about a year ago and only briefly saw every week, caught my eye about a month ago and ever since we've been becoming pretty good friends. He's a year younger than me, but we still hang out a lot due to sports. Today at practice I stood behind him and he turned around and we made eye contact. He smiled and I smiled and we kept making and breaking eye contact for about a minute in awkward silence, still continuing to both smile. I broke the silence by complimenting his last attempt at something in the track event we're both in. He responded with "really? Thank you!!" and he blushed/ turned away slightly. I have a feeling he might like me back, but I don't want to misread his intentions. Any advice?
-Most people thought he probably likes me back

Update:
It's like 2 months later and the outdoor track season started so I don't see him anymore until June. He gave me his snap when we said bye, but anytime we snap each other he's super short with me. I figured I just wierded him out so I stopped snapping him and we now only talk like once every 2 weeks. I thought I moved on... and then yesterday we unexpectedly saw each other at a track meet. I said hi while he walked by with his team but he seemed a little awkward and like he wasn't enjoying the fact that I said hi. Then when I was done competing, he came over to the event area because he had to compete and we chatted for a few minutes. We caught up on things and it was a nice conversation. Then he asked for my help to warm up (which is weird cause he's more experienced than me but anyway). Then I watched him and a few other friends compete and we continued to hang out and talk all day. We went to lunch with a group of friends to eat and he sat next to me after I sat down. Then we said our goodbyes at the end of the day. I then slid up on his snap story cause he had a funny post and he was short with me again. Could he like me? I'm super confused. :( (Explain poll answer plz)

So a couple months ago, there was a situation where two guys came to my house at 10 at night ringing our door bell asking for a girl that actually lived next door. I know they must've been given the wrong address. But any ways, after my mom sees them on camera at our door, she tells them to leave, but one of them tries to open the door because he seemed attimate about seeing this girl because she had something she said she was going to give them. As far as the other guy well call "N", he was calm and on his phone. After they leave, the next morning, my dad ends up figuring out that two of his tires are blown out. My mom immediately blamed the two guys, and they didn't get charged, because our front camera couldn't catch what happened. But long story short, my mom hates these guys with a passion, and i knew both of these guys partially because I've talked to them casually In school before. So i ended up talking to the guy called "n" and we ended up texting to each other on snapchat. I wanted to get his input on the situation, and we ended up becoming good friends. He told me he wanted to meet my parents, but i told him that my dad said he would "snap his neck" if he ever came on his property again. Even when i told him this, he was still attimate about talking to my parents about what really happened. So my mom hates them both and is 100% positive that they did it, and thinks that I am being disrespectful and ungrateful for being friends with this guy. And she won't even take ten minutes out of her time to listen to what he has to say. Pretty much she thinks "n" is a threat to me, but he tells me everyday he loves me, and that im the best thing that has ever happened to him and that he has never smiled so much until i met him. I am so grateful for him because i see so much more in him than my parents think they know about him. They don't seem to understand that there are people everyday that are wrongfully accused for coincidences. So what do you think about this?