Last Saturday was our school's Homecoming. I'm a guy, and I decided to hang out with my female friends. One of them I am good friends with all of them, but I am exceptional ( but I've never considered "more than friends" because I've seen good friendships crash and burn because of the glamorous "relationship") friends with one and we clearly enjoy each others company. When they announced that they were going to play the last of the slow songs, I looked her in eyes and asked her to dance with me, she seemed good with the idea. We danced, but at first it was a little awkward, but that was understandable and quickly it was quite romantic. I had so much fun, and I have a feeling she did too. It wasn't until her immature friends approached me afterwards and asked if I liked her. I replied with an "only as a close friend." I thought about her the good part of Sunday, and while I'm excited to see her tomorrow, the last thing I want to happen is for someone to change between us. Is there anything I can do to to make sure we just stay as good of friends as we were, no better, no worse?
Yes, it is normal to have awkward silence even with a good friend. Awkward silences can occur in any relationship, and it's important to remember that they don't necessarily indicate a problem. Sometimes people just run out of things to say or need a moment to gather their thoughts.
no because that would make things awkward
Keep seeing how things go and if they do like you things will become obvious because he/she will become awkward etc.
Things might be kind of awkward. Just be friendly with both of them, even if the one is not happy with you currently. If you 3 are really best friends, then it won't matter in the end who dated who and who got mad at who. Just be happy for them and try your best to avoid awkward situations. If they want to be left alone to have a moment, then find a way to excuse yourself.
No. It can make things awkward, but that doesn't mean there's anything necessarily wrong with it.
Well, you could always call back and say you've changed your mind, if you think that will be less awkward. (If you're scared of things "getting awkward" you probably shouldn't have said yes in the first place.)
You should build trust in him and let him know that you are his friend. When that happens, things between you two will become less awkward.
Adjectives describe things. Nouns are things, places, and people. And friend is a person. A friend does not describe something. That is a friend dog! Now that doesn't sound right does it? So it will be a noun.The word friend can be used as an adjective, you just need to add -ly to the end of it. Like in the example the previous answerer posted: "That is a friendly dog."The word friendly is the adjective form of the word friend.
Don't make anything awkward. Act like you're hanging out with your best friend. Be yourself! Talk about things you have in common or the day you met, anything really!
To stop getting nervous and making things awkward around your best guy friend first determine why it is you feel shy around him. It is possible that you like him as more than a friend. If this is true a talk with him may be in order.
Then you simply move on. find someone who likes you for who you are. unless you want to risk making things awkward.
Just be sweet, beautiful, nice and friendly. Secondly you need to be interested in boyish things.