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What is going on, everyone, and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well. Now,

today I've got for you a relationship

story that I think the vast majority of you can probably empathize with. In fact, as I'll talk about

later on in this episode, I've been in a very similar place to O.P myself. So without further ado,

let's get into it. Make sure to drop a like on this episode and subscribe for more content like this

in the future. Here we go. I am a 23 year old woman and I've been in love with my best friend

who was a 21 year old man since I first met him. It's not going away and I don't know how to

deal with it because I have no idea if he likes me and it's stopping me from meeting someone else.

So the original post for this one came back on March the 23rd, 2019. because I have no idea if he likes me and it's stopping me from meeting someone else. So,

the original post for this one came back on March the 23rd, 2019. Honestly, this is pretty straightforward. We met about two years ago and I instantly crushed on the guy. I honestly

thought our first few nights out were dates. Up until the point, he went on a rant about a girl he had a crush on

after a few beers. At that point, my thought process was pretty much, okay, no dates, got it,

and moved on with the intent of friendship. Except, funny thing, it turns out he checks all my

boxes. I've never gotten along with anyone this well. People are shocked to find out, Well, not anymore, but up until about a year after we became friends, that we haven't known each other for years and years. We have the same humor. We like the same games and TV shows. We agree on politics. We want the same things in life, all well enough to get along, but still with enough differences that we can

have conversations about it. We discover bands together. We help each other with work and writing

papers. I call him when I'm sad, and we both think it feels weird to not see each other for a week.

The problem is, I'm completely head over freaking heels in love with the man, and it's starting to get to the

point where I don't know what to do.

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