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so, I’ve liked this guy for years, right. He knew at one point when i started liking him because my friends told him. I’ve always been shy, so the only times we have really ever talked was when we were paired in class for assignments (because we sat near each other and frequently got partnered.) He’s acted a certain type of way around me, like he’s interested? I added him on snap years ago but added him again last year because he added me on this other app and his snap was linked to it so i thought i might as well. I’ve tried sending him streaks but all he does is replay all of them. (And he watches all my stories (usually one of the firsts.)). i was too shy to spark a conversation with him. They told me i should make a move by sending him a Snapchat text saying i thought he was cool or whatever and that it would be nice to to get to know him. I don’t think it was a creepy text at all, i thought it was a nice gesture (and in no way did it seem creepy.) It said in the message that we had a few classes over the years. He replied the first time with something that threw me off completely and I’m not sure why he would answer this if he STARES at me and everything in class and we had been partners for a while.. “what classes did we have this year?”... assuming the type of kid he is, i knew probably he was joking bc it was OBVIOUS he knew what class we had together. I said the class and he just left me on read. (My friends actually did this for me bc lol i was scared) and apparently one of my friends did a double text which made me mad. my friend asked another question and he just left it on read again.
I’ve been feeling really embarrassed lately because i literally poured my heart out to this crush I’ve had for years. And i know i shouldn’t care, but it’s been stabbing me in the back for months now and i just wish my friends didn’t talk me into doing this. I’m really confused on wether or not he’s interested or not. In rl it seems like he does? ugh i don’t understand