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" A year ago I told a friend that I had feelings for him, even though he had a girlfriend. Now he&amp;#039;s single and flirts with me occasionally\u2026but he also seems to avoid me a lot of the time. Why is he sending these mixed signals? It upsets me, and I miss our friendship. Nancy, 17, Columbus, Ohio You can definitely ask him directly! It&amp;#039;s very possible to approach these issues and not come across as mad, but I would focus on reestablishing your friendship first before you talk about the possibility of becoming something more. So say something like: &amp;quot;I miss hanging out with you. We never talk any more, and I&amp;#039;d really like to be friends again.&amp;quot; Then, once you feel like you&amp;#039;ve warmed up to each other again, ask him about the mixed signals: &amp;quot;How come you stopped talking to me? Was it because I told you that I had a crush on you way back?&amp;quot; If he has feelings for you now, this might be more than enough to open him up and get that conversation going. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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