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Weird friend/attraction thing.

Discussion in 'Sexual Orientation' started by Renegades, Sep 24, 2016.

  1. Renegades

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    So I'm in a very weird situation. I have a straight friend, B. I fell for her hard last December, and I managed to suppress those feelings till they faded. When I first became friends with her, she had just ended a close friendship with this girl Pam. Both were in color guard for marching band last year, so that's how I know them both. I had never really thought anything about Pam until this marching season. I kind of ignored her because B didn't like her. Then this year comes along and I have been interacting with Pam more just because guard hangs out in the same areas I do during rehearsals. I've become friends with Pam, which feels like a betrayal to B. And now I'm pretty attracted to Pam physically. She is totally my type, despite being straight. Being attracted to Pam makes me feel even more like a bad friend to B. And one of her good friends Sonya also happens to be my major crush. I have altered plans with some friends just to see her, so I can tell that this is a serious crush. I can tell B is a little bit confused on why I have spent more time with Pam than I usually do, and a little less time with her. I am not very sure how to talk to B about stuff like this. Any advice? I know the situation is fairly complicated.
     
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    If she's straight, it's probably not the best idea to get too attached or hang out with her as often. It can end in heartbreak or just simple disappointment. A little bit of detachment is what you need, like you did with B.

    Tell B the truth. It can help her understand that she alone is not the issue. I don't think she would feel betrayed about this, but I wouldn't know.
     
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    If you're talking about Pam, then I'm not sure how much becoming little detached will work. She has a bunch of solos and they are always right in my line of sight, so let's just say I become even more gay by seeing her dance. And Sonya I know is bi and I think more into girls than guys. So the only things I'm worried about on that side of things is talking to her, and not making my friendship with B awkward if something does happen between me and Sonya. Which I think might happen, cause there is definitely chemistry between us. But last time I got close to a girl I had chemistry with, she friend zoned me big time. I don't want that to happen again, so it's one of the other reasons I haven't pursued Sonya more.