What's up guys? It's Jamie Grace. Welcome to the Jamie Gray's podcast. It's a late night Saturday episode.

That was not cool. I feel like I'm really like starting to step into like the like embarrassing mom like thing of my life and I'm really pumped about it.

But yeah like let's jump into a question so I'm really gosh I know I feel I feel like I say this

a lot but I'm excited about this question because I'm just I just have some things already on my heart about this it hurts my heart and I already feel just very

passionate about what my response is going to be feel just

a very passionate about what my response is going to be. But let me just say for those of you that do not know here on Saturdays,

that's why I said this is a late night episode here on Saturdays,

we do advice related stuff.

We talk about relationship stating

friendships all that kinds of stuff so it's really just random stuff but yeah

this message is from a girl whose name shall not mention. We'll call her Anna. Okay cool. And she says,

I listen to your podcast, I enjoy them so much, thank you. I wanted to put in a question about a recent

situation on a relationship. I attend a small Christian university where relationships are pressured.

I've liked this boy for about six months now and he is asked to hang out in groups and

individually and we've gotten to know each other a lot, especially this last month.

He asked me if he had been confusing me, me thinking he would tell me he wants to be more

than friends, but he said he just wanted to be friends.

And I told him that I've liked him for a while now and that it blindsided me that he said that.

Later that evening he texted me clarifying his thought process that he did like me at one point

but he's realized that he just wants to be really good friends but still continue to hang out.

How do I draw the line if I do like him,

but he says he looks at me like the way he looks at his sister or that he once liked me for a time

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