I have known my friend for a few years now. I fell in love with her almost immediatly, and to this day I have kept that love for her?

You must tell her. I can relate somehow to this, except I'm a girl. ^^ Years back, I told my friend that I like him.It didn't became 'us' right away but we remained friends.

As time goes by, he realized that he loves me too, that's like after three-four years? Now we're already 20 months... ^^ What pushed me to tell him that I love him before? I don't want to have regrets in the future.

I'd rather try than be scared and lose him forever. If you told her about your feelings and it happens that she feels the same, congratulations for the two of you... If she doesn't like you back, well it's okay.At least you tried. It's better than never knowing what MIGHT have been, right?

:) Good luck!

Ask her if she'd consider developing a relationship with you that could grow into being more than just friends. If you haven't talked about your feelings before the sudden news might scare her a little bit since you've had them for so long without telling her. Best advice I ever took to heart in a situation like this of my own was this: My ability to love someone does not make them the right person for me to be with.

Not being loved back doesn't make me undeserving of love or unlovable. The strength of my love is a testament to my ability to feel, it does not require the person love me back for me to have strong feelings. My decision to love someone should never require that person love me back in the same way I love them, or my love would be conditional.

Love is a choice that isn't always shared by the same people. Technically you have a relationship with her now and you have unexpressed feelings and desires for her. Telling her WILL change your relationship, as will any new element can.

If you are willing to risk rejection it's worth asking. If rejection does happen, just remember that your ability to feel and have strong feelings is not debatable. All your doing is finding out if this is the right person for you to share them with.

If it isn't the right person you can rest assured you will take your ability to feel with you. Whether or not you choose to share those feelings with another and when is, as always, completely up to you. Even if it doesn't feel that way.

Best of luck with your quest. For what it's worth, I've always preferred knowing the truth rather than living a fantasy. Reality is far cooler when it's shared with another.

If it works out, please let me know! :).

Tell her. If it is meant to be, is meant to be. If it is not meant to be, it will not happen.

The Second Step of Friendship is Love" you both could be mutually exhibiting certain symptoms. Don't hurry in proposing to her, or saying her how you feel. A close friend would be rather better than a turned down love.

Only tell your feelings, if you feel that you might have been the only guy who impressed her. Sometimes a difference may arise between a close friend whom you love so much and a lover for whom you would be ready to give your heart. The best advice is "Follow your Heart" cause others experiences in love may widely vary.

First of all, check is she in a relationship. Otherwise, tell her something like, " I like you very much. In fact I think that I am in Love with you" Check for her response.

Don't wait too much to loss her to some other person. Try to tell her anyway. Best wishes.

Dude just ask her if she likes anybody and if she says yes and won't tell you who then it's you, and if this happens tell her you like someone to and if she blushes then it's definitely you and then tell her how you feel.

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