The young lady is being kind to you, and is trying not to hurt your feelings, as she obviously truly DOES consider you a valued, dear friend.
Sometimes it is not possible to continue being a friend to a person who is wanting far more than friendship. If that is the case, then honesty is the best policy!
However, if you continue to be the true friend that this young lady thinks you are, you may find someday soon that she has realized that more often than not, we are searching for someone who "has been right there the whole time" as the song says.
Improving your chances to elevate the relationship would involve an extreme amount of patience, and no pressure whatsoever. It never hurts to also stay friends, and go out into the wide world and find another person that you have interest in. If your "friend" really does have feelings that perhaps she is not even aware of, she will resent the person you are dating. This could be a way of improving your chances, but playing at love is never a good idea!
Chances are, if he's saying he "doesn't want to ruin our friendship", then he really isn't all that interested in becoming more than friends with you. People usually only say that when they simply don't want to be anything but friends.
a boyfriend is entitled to anything that he has given you during the relationship, or anything of his that is in your possesion from the last time you were together, however if it was a serious relationship, chances are, he's not going to rob you of those items, thus robbing you of your memories together
Of course, anything is possible. But, most usually, twins skip generations. So, a twin may be the grandparent of twins, rather than the parent.
The same chances as if he hadn't...it's called pre-ejaculation.
Depending on how bad him mess up was.
If you have a boyfriend in a virtual reality game, chances are you're going to grow up to be a lesbian.
That really depends on how she became your ex-best friend. Because chances are she told her boyfriend all about you, and he knows to stay away from you.
if a person doesnt like you.... why bother being their friend... my personal advice is dont continue the friendship.... but there are chances that you can win the persons heart and continue friendship if you feel he/she is worth it ... choose what you feel is the best
Chances are you still have feelings for him and are nervous around him.
The chances of your ex boyfriend checking up on your actions on Facebook are high as it is a way to track certain people. If you want to talk to someone in private then text them and take it off Facebook.
Everyone is different and no two relationships are the same, so it is impossible to say what your chances with a girl who still has feelings for an ex-boyfriend would be.
if ur friend likes him, then let ur friend have him, chances are that will hurt ur friend if she likes him, and i wouldn't risk a friendship over a guy.