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She was jealous and i told her i liked her, is that okay?

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she always get jealous she told me before she liked me, but she has not said in a long time. sometimes i feel she does not like me but then she get jelous when i talk to girls. so whats up? should i just ask her? i told her i like her and i dont like anyone else... but what else can i do?

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  1. wow, ya'll are young huh? if you like her and she likes you, why not just go out ,duhhh?!  but hey you can have friends that are girls and if she can't accept that and respect that then she is not the one for you. And if she's this jealous while you two don't go out imagen how jealous she's gonna get when you are together. tell her , if she REALLY likes you that jealous thing gotta STOP,END what ever you wanna call it.


  2. ok well i would get a close friend and get him to go over to her and ask her if she still likes you and if she does and you like her too then ask her out but if she says no then you should ask her why she gets jealous then...

    maybe this will help you out. hope it all works out.

  3. i dont see whats wrog ith it

  4. Try to make more sense when asking questions would be a start!

  5. The one thing you don't want in a relationship is jealousy. Whether she likes you or not , you might think about running...Running away as fast as you can.

  6. she's walking all over you man

    grow some balls

    women like to be treated like s***

    talk to all the girls you want

    that or continue with your nose up her you know

  7. Some how you guys need to coordinate. It's time to have an honest talk with her. Get it straight, between you two, if you are a couple or just friends who like each other. It's up to you to get the situation straightened out. Good luck.

  8. emmm hang out with her a lot and do things she likes to do?  

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