I can't have her and I'm coming to accept that now. I want to get over her and everyone says to move on.
The nature of our friendship means that we spend a lot of time together, often just the two of us and it gets me down afterwards.
I feel like I should confess and tell her I want to stop spending time with her.
What do you think? Is this pathetic or does it have to be done? I don't think this can go on, I feel so depressed.
>>17758545
Does she know about your feelings?
>>17758561
I don't know but I haven't told her how I feel.
>>17758561
>>17758567
This is what I'm essentially asking. Should I tell her how I feel and this is why I don't want to spend time with her anymore?
>>17758567
So how do you know you can't have her?
You're already ready to end your friendship so it's not like you ahve anything to lose
>>17758584
There's someone else
>>17758599
If you're hurt by spending time with her, then stop. If / When she asks why, just tell her the truth.
That's what I'd do (actually, that's what I did a few years back being in your situation).
>>17758624
How did it go for you? Did You feel happier?
>>17758636
Not immediately.
After sometime I stopped torturing myself with "what if..." type of thought, and then I was really happier.
We never talked again though.
>>17758545
you don't have to confess shit it won't make any difference just stop spending so much time talking or seeing her.
>>17758739
Almost no difference: she will not try to meet.
>>17758545
Confessing is kinda pathetic (sorry), you just have to end it because it's going to drag you down further and further in the long run.
>>17758545
Don't confess! Ask her out, but be subtle.
In the worst case she will not want see you again. Which is probable the best thing to do anyway.
>>17758770
How do I end it without confessing?
>>17758949
Just stop hanging together.
>>17759023
We're in the same social group.