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There's this guy that I'm starting to like. And I've been talking to him a lot lately. Recently I asked if he wanted to study in class and he said, "no I think I got this." And he was looking down smiling or something. I just thought it was random because he's been dropping hints (flirting, staring a lot, etc.) And after that he was just staring a lot. What does that mean.

Alright so my ex and I were together for 3 years and have known each other for 4. We went through everything together! My parents got a divorce and since I'm cronically ill I was living with them. So I moved 1 hour and 20 mins away. We say each other around 1x a month since he has a job and is starting collage. Unfortunately he doesn't have his license only his permit and doesn't have a car. So, his brother or parents would have to help me get back home we would split the driving in half. This was straining on our relationship. He broke it off... It never ended ugly. He calls me and says he still wants to be my best friend but the relationship was too much. During one of our phone convos he was dropping hints saying "I wish someone was laying next to me" or telling me personal stuff. I saw him in person (went to my old home town) (he initially said he didn't want to see me but called me and said he was right down the road). We met and hugged each other and was saying how he was glad that I'm okay and than went on to saying that he wants to bang from just seeing me. I was talking about my skirt and he touched my leg. We hugged goodbye and he kissed the top of my head. I wanted to have sex with him one more time but he keeps saying "I won't do that to you" or "we can't I can't do that to you". I don't understand his mixed signals! Please help!

My guy friend moved overseas a year ago. We have always been close and talk to each other every single day and Skype every once in a while, when we can. I have always seen him as my best friend and nothing more, but soon he started dropping hints that he wanted to be more than friends. I of course freaked out and came upfront about it and asked him. He didn't deny it and said he actually felt that way for a long time. To me he was like a brother, I never felt the want to be more than friends and so I told him the truth. He seems to be taking the news well and laughing it off, but why do I still feel really guilty and crap deep down? Is it normal to feel this way?