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You like him (or at the least find him attractive). He liked you back. He slipped you a note saying so but also said he never had a real chance to do anything about it. He seemed like a mature guy and wasn't looking to take advantage, just didn't have things line up for anything to happen. You were too shy to really do anything yourself, but you gave him a chance to talk to you the very last day before summer started. He didn't take that opportunity, whether he knew you were giving it to him or not. You've been single for 2+ years, want a relationship and are just finding out he will be in one of your classes next semester.

You've tried getting his attention in the past, and might've tried after the note. You wouldn't have known that he liked you if it weren't for the note because he didn't act that way. You're not sure if you should take it seriously or not, but he did once attempt to approach you (poorly)

I've had a feeling she was interested. She has tried getting my attention in the past. I sit a little to her left but next to her in class. I walked into class and the only ones there were me, her and her guy friend. She was talking to her guy friend, but as he was talking she got distracted when I walked in, and she looked at me until I got to my seat. When I didn't look at her, she turned to her guy friend and said "where's your friend?" The person she was referencing is a guy she talks to sometimes in class, and acknowledging him by "your friend" instead of his actual name seemed weird to me since she knows him decently well, including his name, and also suggests she wants to know where a guy she doesn't know is, hence "your" friend.

I had a feeling she was interested. She has tried getting my attention in the past. I sit a little to her left but next to her in class. I walked into class and the only ones there were me, her and her guy friend. She was talking to her guy friend, but as he was talking she got distracted when I walked in, and she looked at me until I got to my seat. When I didn't look at her, she turned to her guy friend and said "where's your friend?" The person she was referencing is a guy she talks to sometimes in class, and acknowledging him by "your friend" instead of his actual name seemed weird to me since she knows him decently well, including his name, and also suggests she wants to know where a guy she doesn't know is, hence "your" friend.

You like him (or at the least find him attractive). He liked you back. He slipped you a note saying so but also said he never had a real chance to do anything about it. He seemed like a mature guy and wasn't looking to take advantage, just didn't have things line up for anything to happen. You were too shy to really do anything yourself, but you gave him a chance to talk to you the very last day before summer started. He didn't take that opportunity, whether he knew you were giving it to him or not. You've been single for 2+ years, want a relationship and are just finding out he will be in one of your classes next semester.

You've tried getting his attention in the past, and might've tried after the note. You wouldn't have known that he liked you if it weren't for the note because he didn't act that way. You're not sure if you should take it seriously or not, but he did once attempt to approach you (poorly).