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dating help. im 14 years and there is a guy that i REALLY like?

there's this guy, lets call him Paul. Now Paul is a guy really nice and he and I are really similar. We like the same music, clothes, television. Personally, I think we're soulmates. I really want to tell him how I feel, but im afraid. Paul is one of my very close friends and I will not make things okward us. now, heres another thing. A few months ago, I liked this guy, and I told him. He denied saying that "we should just be friends". And I crushed. I am thinking of going again. but I feel that Paul loves me too. What should I do? im see tomorrow! if Please help me.

if you do not tell her that you love then you'll regret it I had the same problem and I liked it guys and I did not tell him I loved him for the same 3 years and we were best friends and he got into a car accident and I went up to the hospital to see him and he told me he loved me and I told him that I loved doing but I sat in the hospital room for a week and I did not move, unless it is to go to the bathroom or eat, but I put that off as long as I could but I'm sitting DR.S there and said he probably had a day to live we just laid there in his bed but he said he hung so long he could and he died with me in his arms so if I could go back in time, I told him I loved him tell him how you feel you never know what might happen

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