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Dear Someone,
Ah... this is a tough
question because you're gonna feel awkward around her whether or
not she finds out you're in love with her.
Is
This Just A Phase?
But also, is this just
a phase you're going through? I mean sometimes as teenagers (I'm
not sure of your age) you might develop feelings for a friend that's
the same sex as you that may seem extremely strong. But if you're
older you may want to question yourself on how strong these feelings
are for her. Also how long you have been having them?
Or do you already know
you're homosexual? If that's the case then you do need to tell her
because otherwise whenever you're around her, you're gonna be weary
on how to act around her.
At
Least Try To Tell Someone
If you absolutely can't
tell her then at least try to tell someone. But if she's truly you're
friend, she'll accept your feelings and move on. I'm not saying
she has to act on these feelings but she should accept them.
If they scare her off,
which they might, then you should consider finding a new friend
who can accept you for who you are. There are plenty of people out
there who don't care if you're black, white, purple, green, or pink;
homosexual, heterosexual, or bi... if you catch my drift.
Well I hope this was
helpful. Best of luck in whatever you choose to do.
~Nikki
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