Way to back out of a confession?

Back out of what exactly? If she told you she's not interested there's no problem. And if you don't see her that way anymore either... Now if she had accepted your confession, that would be awkward.

>>17121590
>Now if she had accepted your confession, that would be awkward.
How so senpai?

>Back out of what exactly?
Well I feel the dynamic of my relation to her has been changed. It feels awkward to be around her and I don't want it to feel like I have lingering feelings for her that are the real reason for being her friend. I'm not that good with people in general.

>>17121578
This goes for everyone here: stop calling it a fucking "confession." You're a teenager with a crush on a girl, not going to fucking church.

>>17121622
B-but they do it in my Chinese animus

>>17121622
I mean okay, call it whatever. A conversation in which the phrase "I like you" is dropped. Fagtron.

>>17121578
I've been feeling now that she was right when she said to me, I don't want to get to know you just to date me. I realized that something about me wasn't authentic, and I feel bad about that. That kind of hurts me, I wish to be able to mend that and just be her friend, because I really enjoy her company. I am not great at relationships, as I mentioned, I have not been in one. Before opening up to her I was even worse; I'd been a shut in antisocial for about five years since I started doing that in high school. Maybe this seems a little selfish, and it kind of is I suppose. I've never dealt with dealing with rejection, or the prospect of losing a friend over something I'd done. /consciousness stream

>>17121632
Yes, that's what you should call it since that's what it fucking is. Calling it a "confession" is incredibly pretentious. You're telling a girl you like them, one of several dozen if not several hundred times you'll do that over the course of your lifetime; you're not admitting guilt for a fucking murder.