Sounds pretty flirty to me I wouldn’t do that with someone I was rejecting

@Cosmic Storm ⛈ well her aunt also knows who I am all of a sudden and we've never even interacted or met each other 😂 plus my coworker even drew a picture for me and gave it to me so if she doesn't like me then I'm gonna be pissed 🤣 I mean come on!

@@joshuafuqua4154 this girl definitely likes you!!! You got this in the bag. I wish I could say the same about mine, he recently left the company bet I fell head over heels for him. What a shame

@cosmicstorm4141 do you have any way to contact him? If you do then you should give it a try

The ball is in her court now u made the first move don't make anymore and don't assume anything,if she likes you she will have to disclose now(my opinion)

could be something bad or something good. maybe at a time that is convenient just ask your crush what his friend was trying to say. maybe he has a crush on you too possibly?..😊

@@leannasamuels2789 aww thanks 🙏 I’ll think about it , I’m very akward 🤣

As a more introverted girl, I don’t really go to my friends immediately when something happens. I’ll usually just casually mention it a little a day or two later, unless I’m specifically asked about it. I have had closer relationships with other girls than guys, however, there have been times where my closest friend was a guy, and that might’ve been largely dependent on my circumstances. I think I might just be yapping at this point. My point is, I can see how men and women bond (especially romantically). I’ve only experienced friendship-bonding (idk what to call it), but from what I can tell, the differences between men and women can actually cause them to be more attracted to each other. Like where someone fails at something, the other can do.

@@justice4emilyandnatalia Women usually support each other, while men usually don't support each other. Women always build a community with other women, while men will rarely build a community with other men. Women build communities, while men usually don't emotionally invest in those. Not to mention, a lot of times, men's friendships with each other can be toxic and damaging, while it's the exact opposite for women when it comes to their friendships with each other. Also, many opposite sex friendships can be toxic and damaging. There's a reason why most women prefer having female friends over male friends. To most women, male friendship can never be as good as female friendship. For many women, embracing solidarity with other women leads to deeper connections, mutual support, and empowerment. Female friendships seem to be a lot more nurturing and healthier than male friendships are. It's impossible for a man and a woman to have a strong emotional connection with each other. It's very hard for men to be open and vulnerable with each other. This causes shallow friendships and one that doesn’t allow deep connections. Male friendships tend to be isolating and lonely.

@@icysnow57cold64 I would argue that I’ve seen men have more supportive relationships with each other than some girls. It honestly entirely depends on the person, you really can’t generalize a whole gender, since it can contradict and not be accurate 100% of the time. I agree typically women support each other, but there’s a lot of times where they can fake being supportive just to stab their friends in the back, or for their own personal gain.

@@justice4emilyandnatalia Men don't have intimate relationships with friends like how women do. It's very hard for men to be open and vulnerable with each other. This causes shallow friendships and one that doesn’t allow deep connections. Male friendships tend to be isolating and lonely.

@@icysnow57cold64 I feel like you really can’t say that about all men. Also, I notice that men tend to be more capable of being vulnerable around women.