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Can you trust friends judgment on who they think likes you?

Discussion in 'Sexual Orientation' started by amalife, Nov 24, 2014.

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  1. amalife

    amalife
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    Wondering if you can trust your friends judgments regarding someone liking you. Sitting in Restaurant and your roommate serves you and after leaving your friend makes a comment that he likes you by the way he looks at you. If you're attracted to someone wouldn't your actions of being extra kind influence them to do the same and give the projection to others they're attracted to you, how reliable are friends judgments about your interactions with others, especially ones you might live with?
     
    #1 amalife, Nov 24, 2014
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  2. I am Kakashi

    I am Kakashi
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    Probably not very. If you like him, and you think he likes you, then talk to him about it. if you disagree, just tell your freinds you think they're wrong and make them drop it.
     
    #2 I am Kakashi, Nov 24, 2014
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