Then he looks straight at me and smiles

Visitor's Question from a 16-20 year old Female
Help!!!

Ok this may be a little long...

Alright theres this one guy who I have homeroom, advisory, and first period together with. He always asks me for gum when I am sure he knows there are others with gum who he can get gum from and when we have homework he always asks me about it when there are others in homeroom he can ask, he almost always asks me. I catch him looking at me sometimes... and in advisory one day, instead of going his normal way to get something from the front of the room he gets up, goes the opposite way, passes me, gets what he needs, and then before he goes past me again, he says something to his friends (I do not talk to him all the time.. he is kinda popular and I am not, like I am not a geek or anything like that but I am kind of in the middle) and then he looks straight at me and smiles. He has never done that before and never since then, but it was still weird to me. I have just started to become good friends with him, I knew him last year but never really talked to him except once or twice. So I dont no if he likes me or not... it may just be me, I think it is.... but something in my head and heart is telling me to check it out further. So I hope you can help me with situation of mine! Thank you for taking the time to read this long problem!

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There is definitely a good chance that he likes you.

Take advantage of your new friendship with him to get to know him better and become a best friend. Once you are feeling close to him, tell him you are "developing feelings" for him and then listen closely to what he says. If he doesn't give a meaningful answer, tell him you will ask him again later and then ask him the next time you see him.

Good luck! George

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One of Your Friendly Advisors at RomanceClass.com

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