16-02-11, 10:14 AM
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Name: Sam
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Join Date: May 2010
Location: NYC
Posts: 4,084
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Re: feelings for me?!?!
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Originally Posted by markus209
It's a tough one, like Spencer says he'll have feelings for you one way or the other, and if he's flirting with you it sounds like it could be positive.
You did say though you thought he might be a player? Do you have any basis for that? Is it the sort of thing he has done in the past? In regards to the flirting aswell normally you would take that as a sign he does like you, but take into account how he acts around all his female friends. If you are the only one he flirts with then thats obviously means more than if he generally acts the same way around alot of girls.
You did break up for a reason, and it's always worth taking that into account before getting back with an ex. Unfortunately you dont know what that reason is as you never asked. It may be a bit awkward asking now as it was so long ago that you broke up, but if you were to get back together I think it's important you find out before hand why you broke up in the first place. Without knowing the reason for your break up aswell I would imagine it would be very difficult to get over him, with not having any sort of closure, so if you find you are having a hard time getting over him and have feelings towards him that hes not reciprocating it may be worth talking to him about the break up so at least you know why.
Good luck 
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Win^.
It's always a good idea to respond based on thought than emotion, even though it;s often harder to do so. So, when someone does something that is unexpected or unusual or causes distress, use that distress as a signal to ASK them what's going on. This is always a good idea, but especially with people you have an emotional investment with.
Now, since you;re still struggling with what happened and your lack of info why it occurred, you might regroup and ask him calmly what went on and see what he says. at the very least, you';ll have valuable info that you might use in other relationships, and it will give you some practice dealing directly with issues that distress you.
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