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Old Feb 21, 2015, 08:40 AM
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I'm a Lesbian and met up with my straight friend the other day. We're not really that close and see each other once in a blue moon but became closer these past couple of months since we were both out of work. Anyhow, I was surprised that she opened up and told me some personal things about her. She said there was this man in her life that keeps appearing then disappearing from her life and was asking for my opinion on what she should do. I told her why not ask him.

Then of course, I opened up about the woman I was interested in (since she shared that part of her, I thought why not share mine). To my surprise, she turned really really red (like angry red). She stood up and she said she'll just get something to eat (we had just finished with a heavy lunch 20 mins before). She came back I proceeded with my story and she was still red. Then I asked her if she were that woman I was interested in (but she's not that girl ok?) would she go out with me, she said "yes, bec I like you". After telling my story we went out for a walk but she was still upset. While walking she said she'll be away for a week with her friends and that she'll be thinking of me (I was thinking ... why would you be thinking of me??) anyhow out of politeness I also told her I'll be thinking of her too. Then we came across a flower shop and she asked me what my fave flowers were and then she said hers were tulips. She told me just in case in 10 years if someone asks what her fave flowers were, it's tulips (again, I was wondering why would she tell me that? I don't even know her guy friends). When we parted ways she was still upset and I don't know it's the 1st time I see her that way.

It was just a weird day. That's all ...
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Old Feb 21, 2015, 10:48 AM
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Hmm Did she know you are gay or is it the first time she found out? Did she think you meant you like HER? Does she like you more than a friend?
Why not ask her if she is upset and yes why? Text/call/email her and ask

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Old Feb 21, 2015, 10:53 AM
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yes you should talk to her aand ask her why you offended her. maybe she was just embarrsassed.
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Old Feb 21, 2015, 11:13 AM
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Yes she knows I'm gay. We met in College and were classmates. But we weren't friends til our paths crossed again 10 years after. She was my boss (but she's just a year older than me) then last year we were laid off from work. We began hanging out since we were both looking for work.

I like her as a friend only. Now I don't know if she likes me more than a friend. One thing's for sure I know she wants to be best friends or something because last year she kept insisting to spend my birthday together. But that didn't happen since I already had plans.
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Old Feb 21, 2015, 04:43 PM
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Just directly ask her if she is upset with you. Then maybe it would get resolved

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