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We are not very close, however I see him every now and again because our families are close and we somethings go on vacation together or sleepover at each other's houses. I was convinced he liked me for some time, many people were. However as of late I'm not so sure. He used to like all my Instagram photos and now rarely likes any. Things between us have just seemed distant and awkward recently... I think by unfollowing him, it will send a message. However because I have known him for so many years, I'm hesitant. Although our friendship is not the strongest, I do not want to destroy it completely or seem rude. I guess I figured if he doesn't like me, he won't mind. However last time I unfollowed him (which was many years ago) he inquired to me about it... Please help, what should I do?

I've been talking to this guy for a few months. I like him and he says he likes me a lot. I've been used by a man before so I'm skeptic. We hung out only a few times, because the first few months we talked I was on vacation across the world. Once when we hung out he touched my breasts. That week we hung out twice. The next week he could only hang once. Today I asked if he could hang again (we aimed to hang twice a week) and he said he doesn't think he could. I said "ok. What about next week?" He said "maybe. I'll let you know." He's in college and studying mechanics/cars. I'm a senior in hs still. We've liked each other for a really long time but we only started talking a few months ago.

If you're a rational human being, you understand that no matter how much you support Trump, you have to admit that he did some awful things (including, but not limited to, he spends our tax dollars on vacations and other personal benefits, he threatened to use nukes on innocent people, and he defended neo-nazis). We have an unusual amount of hurricanes, and Irma destroyed his Caribbean estate and is on her way to his Florida estate... Now, I understand that not everyone is going to agree with my conspiracy theory (which is totally fine) but I just think it's too huge of a coincidence to ignore. However, I'd to hear what you all think.

Needless to say, it's a fairly complicated situation that I'm in. And I use the word "relationship" loosely.

One of my brother's closest friends and I are involved in a way that borderlines between friends and something a little extra. But my brother doesn't know. This friend and I were involved a few months back (February-late March, 2 months after he broke up with his girlfriend). While I was on vacation, his ex-girlfriend stepped into the picture (some time in April). He wanted to try again with her one more time, so then he and I stopped talking.

My sister in law told me he recently (probably early August, not exactly sure when) broke up with his girlfriend (again, now his ex). And that's when he contacted me out of the blue (late August). It's like what happened back in Feb-March, and we get along swimmingly like nothing happened.

He tells me that he's not ready for a relationship right now and that he wants to improve himself first. Yet at the same time, he keeps being very flirty and gets fairly jealous when he sees me with another guy. Often times, I can see him from the corner of my eyes, watching me interact with male coworkers. And I don't want to be just a rebound.

I am the type to feel very insecure when I know that a guy remains friends with his ex-girlfriend (as would most girls). They had been in a relationship since 2014. I feel this way even more so, now that I know we all work in the same workplace (his ex is an nurse, and I will be too after I pass my exam). Also, they work on the same "home" floor but he gets floated a lot in the hospital. I guess part of the insecurity is because she's a little bit of higher standing and older (than him and me).

Can I get the thoughts/opinion/advice of my fellow people on this website? Avoid him, you'll only get hurt? Just stay friends? Try with him again?