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Ho do I handle this? I'm torn.?

Love is a complex emotion, something people go their entire lives without truly understanding, yet somehow i find myself about to jump to it at 18 years old. There is this girl I know, and her current relationship confuses me, to no end. She has moments where she's happy, but almost every day she has a devastating, heartbreaking moment, usually brought on by her boyfriend, to which she comes to me for comfort often enough. We've known each other for a few years now, but only recently have I realized the extent of what I felt. I approached her about it, but was told very nicely to back down; not to make any advancements. Still, she sends me signals that seem to be pulling me back in. In all honesty, I would do whatever it takes to make her happy, its not about having her myself. If I could make sure she was happy with her current beau, and never be able to see her again, I could live with it, as long as I could see her smile once before I did. I just don't know, how can I handle this? It kills me watching her in so much pain with him, and even more knowing if I interfere, it would most likely hurt her worse. I'm stuck at a point with nowhere to go, and would step in front of a speeding train if it meant getting what's best for her. Anyone have even a slight suggestion? She literally feels like my everything. I am not saying this lightly; usually I am sickened by the lax use of the word love, but I guess the tide turns every once and a while.

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  • Nels N
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    Its obvious that you care deeply for this girl. Unfortunately, you can't save someone from them self. She's going to have to work this out on her own. In the mean time, be a good friend. Do NOT criticize her boyfriend, or she is likely to start defending him. If you respect her enough to let her make her own mistakes, and are supportive (but non-needy), she may reconsider a relationship at some point.

    In the mean time, learn to flirt and communicate with other girls. The skills you'll learn will transfer to the girl you're interested in. The reference below should help you understand women if you're interested. (I get no money from this.)

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