I think I need to tell my friend what's going on. But I don't want to lose his friendship if he gets weird over it. Is it better if I just tell her to cool it?
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I have a good friend, Jason. We have been friends since school and for years now, and our friendship has lasted through good times and bad. Jason has a girlfriend, and they have been together for 6 months now.
She has started taking what is probably best described as an unhealthy interest in me lately. Twice this week, she came over at breakfast time, just after I got up. There was a knock at the door, and there she was, wanting to come in 'to talk.' She 'conveniently' turned up at the post office near to my house on last Monday, right at the same time I was there. This was weird, as she lives about 25 minutes away from this post office- and there is one right down the block from where she lives. When she 'bumped into me' she seemed pleased and wanted to know what my plans for the day were. She hinted that she hadn't had lunch yet. I needed to head into college anyway, and couldn't really stop, so that kind of quashed the matter.
But yesterday, my friend and his girlfriend came over to my apartment. We sat in my living room, and chatted away, but she spent a lot of time looking at me. When he left us together trustfully and went out to the car to get his cell, that's when she moved closer to me and very suddenly attempted to kiss me. I don't mind bold girls, but that's ridiculous, considering she's supposed to be in a relationship with my best friend. I moved away and asked, "What are you doing? He's coming back any second." This didn't seem to bother her at all, and she tried to kiss me again.
May I have any advice, please. What is she doing? Is she just using me for kicks? Dis she perhaps want to be caught 'in the act' to test out Jason's response? She doesn't strike me as the insecure kind. I don't know what to make of it. My mind is all over the place on this matter. Something seems to be severely not right about it.
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