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“I have a male friend, older than me, whom I’ve known for 1–2 years. I genuinely like him and enjoy his company, but his repeated inconsistencies and possible dishonesty have affected my trust. There’s also a mutual female friend. He sometimes speaks negatively about her but continues maintaining a close equation with her. I’ve noticed inconsistencies and dishonesty in what he tells me about their interactions. Recently, I called him to meet. He said he was busy, but 10–15 minutes later I saw him coming downstairs with her. He later explained that he had coincidentally met her and she came to his house for some work. I found this difficult to believe, especially given our history.She genuinely likes him n is jealous of me. When I confronted him, I became emotional. He comforted me, held my hand, hugged me and confessed that he liked me. He then tried to kiss me 3–4 times, but I repeatedly refused. He eventually apologised and said he wouldn’t bring up his feelings again. I have feelings for him too, but I don’t trust his honesty or understand his intentions. I feel he may be creating romantic ambiguity with both of us. Should I end the close friendship, stop meeting him personally and maintain only cordial contact? Am I right to be concerned, or am I overthinking? Please give me an honest, unbiased opinion.”

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Someone answered with kindness...

ok never trust a man and if he's dishonest you know what to do. I think he deserves a chance to know you also do have feelings for him as well but you have trust issues because of the things that happened before. either give him a chance to explain and change himself otherwise id go with your option of maintaining a cordial contact.

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Another soul answered...

Love is never confusing as far as I can say... If it is confusing then it's not love.

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