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Input: Hi, this is a long and awkward situation that I will do my best to explain. 

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I (21f) am a full-time student and live with by best friend (21m) who I'll call David. We met freshman year and clicked immediately (not romantically in any way, he's gay). Since the start of our junior year we've lived together in an off-campus apartment and everything has been great. We joke around that we're basically married and call each other soulmates. He's my ride or die. 

About a month ago, David's uncle, who I'll call John, started sleeping on our couch because he's going through a divorce and is in the middle of getting a new place. He was on of the only members of David's family to support him after he came out and as a result they're very close. John could easily afford a hotel (he's a lawyer) but David didn't want him living by himself since his divorce has been really hard on him, which I completely understood. 

John moved in and turned out to be a pretty great guest. He even paid a full months rent as a thank you to us which kind of blew me away. He works a lot but when all of us are home we'll have dinners together, watch movies or just talk. Until this week these nights have always included all three of us.

David left at the end of last week to spend Spring Break out-of-state. Since then John and I have eaten dinner together and stayed up late talking like normal, just without David. I don't really have any close friends except for David so I really don't go out much when he's gone. John listened to me rant about my ex-boyfriend and told me a lot about his marriage. Nothing weird, we just kind of talked each other through our break-ups. He never once acted inappropriately.

Last night, we were having sushi on the couch when the topic of my ex came up again. I showed him a text I got from him calling me a bunch of horrible names among other disgusting, degrading things. I made a joke about being unlovable (even though it did upset me) and John immediately changed his tone. He got serious and told me to never believe anything my ex said about me because it isn't true. He started telling me this story about how when he was my age, he had this ideal image of a "dream girl" that he imagined himself ending up with. He said meeting me was like meeting that girl twenty years too late. He said I was beautiful and funny and that it kills him to hear me talk negatively about myself. 

I guess I got caught up in all of the things John was saying about me because I kissed him. He reciprocated for like five seconds before pulling away. He apologized (even though I'm the one who kissed him) and told me that as much as he wanted to, it was a bad idea to do anything. I can't say I don't agree, but I *really* wanted him in that moment. It was awkward after that and I just went to bed. 

So I guess I have two questions. AITA for kissing him in the "heat of the moment" and WIBTA if I didn't tell David about it?

initiating a kiss with my best friend's uncle