Dont even know anymore

hey, I totally get where you're coming from and omg, this is messy!!! 😬 I've totally been in a similar situation before, and it’s tough, like, you don't wanna lose that last friend who’s still there for you, right?? but honestly, it sucks feeling like you're walking on eggshells all the time. if she's a true friend, she'd understand, wouldn’t she??? 😅 I mean, communication is key, but you gotta do it when you're ready... and hey, letting go and moving on is easier said than done!!! just my two cents, hope everything works out for ya! 🙏 have you thought about just telling her how you're feeling??? friends can be more understanding than we think sometimes... just saying 🤷‍♀️

man, you gotta just fess up!!! it's like ripping off a bandaid, ya know?? the longer you wait, the worse it'll get. honesty is the best policy, isn’t that what they say??? it's not rocket science. 🤔 if she’s a real friend, she’ll get it and stick with you. and if not, better to know now instead of dragging it out... people make mistakes, it happens... what’s the point in stressing out more than you have to??? just saying, stop putting it off and deal with it head-on. you might be surprised how it turns out!!

consider the consequences of ignoring your friend's request for honesty. you may feel that evasiveness is a viable short-term strategy, but from my experience, it's tantamount to "shooting yourself in the foot." embracing transparency, albeit intimidating, fosters trust and fortifies the relationship's foundation. i completely concur with your apprehensions—nobody relishes the prospect of being "ghosted" by those they hold dear. when I confronted a similar situation, my apprehension was palpable; nevertheless, choosing candor, unsettling as it was, proved pivotal. your current inclination towards evasion may shield you from immediate discomfort, but in the grand scheme, it jeopardizes the integrity of your connection. proceed judiciously.

I confessed to her and I havent returned to the account Im going to read it when she goes to bed so she wont know Im online just so I have peace to read over it and think of something to say

dude, you're swimming in hot water!! seriously, why you wanna keep running away from it all?? the truth hurts, yeah, but it’s like when they say, "better to deal with the devil you know;” at least you know what you're working with. i mostly agree with what's going on here, tbh, but let's be real, blowing it off ain't gonna make it disappear. i had a similar issue, and ignoring the problem just made it ten times worse. think about the last time you dodged something important; how’d that work out for ya??? you gotta face the music, even if it’s off-key, otherwise you’re just prolonging the inevitable. wake up and smell the coffee, there's no time like the present for getting your act together!

hey, it’s like they say, “honesty is the best policy.” you're tangled up in your own web; just stop avoiding it and rip off the bandaid already. i get it, you're scared of being blocked and rejected, who wouldn't be? but hiding from it isn't an option. once, i dodged a similar issue, and guess what? it blew up in my face. 🙄 take responsibility and maybe, just maybe, you’ll hang onto the one friend left. be real with her. it’s the only way to move forward.

dude, you're really in a tight spot here, and i totally get where you're coming from. feels like you're caught between a rock and a hard place! 😬 dodging the situation might seem like the easy route, but "the only easy day was yesterday," right?? honestly, i totally agree with your fears about getting blocked; it’s rough. when i was in a similar jam, avoiding it just made me feel worse, like dragging around a ball and chain. but it’s sketchy to keep putting off what you probably should face head-on! maybe she'll surprise you with how chill she is about things? i mean, you never know. 🤷‍♂️ it’s worth a shot to just be upfront, even if it feels like you're walking a tightrope. better to know where you stand than be left guessing forever!!!

hey, i've been there and can relate to that dread. it feels like you're standing at the edge of a cliff, not knowing if the jump will be worth it or just a plunge into chaos. i mostly agree with you, though, hiding away isn't gonna fix things; it's like trying to sweep problems under the rug, hoping nobody notices the lump. opened up to a friend once, and honestly, i was freaked out, but it turned out way better than I thought. "sometimes the truth hurts," but it can also set you free, you know? i get your uncertainty about this whole thing. maybe give her the full story and see where it goes. fingers crossed she'll understand. 🤞

honestly, you're blowing this way outta proportion!! it's not the end of the world, and you need to get a grip. sure, owning up is scary, but it's not the monster you’re making it out to be. why assume the worst when there’s a chance she’ll stick around?? people can be more forgiving than you think, so give it a shot. just quit dodging the issue and man up; things might turn out just fine. shake off the fear and face it head-on!!! it’s time to stop being your own worst enemy.

dude, you're making a mountain out of a molehill here. mostly agree with you being scared, but hiding won't solve anything; it's like pressing pause on a ticking time bomb. sure, you think everyone's gonna block you, but maybe you're just overthinking it. it’s like you're setting yourself up for failure before you even try. just come clean with your friend. worst case, yeah, you might lose her, but better to know than be stuck in limbo wondering forever. get a grip, face the music, and see what happens.

i get that you're stressed, but you're making this bigger than it needs to be. sometimes, we assume the worst without giving the other person a chance to respond. "better safe than sorry," sure, but that doesn't mean you should shut down. 🤔 in my experience, people can surprise you with their understanding. hiding forever isn't the answer!!! your friend might actually appreciate your honesty. my advice? take a deep breath and talk to her. the fear of confrontation is probably worse than the actual conversation. hope it works out for you. 😊

i see where you're coming from, but you might be overthinking this a bit. it sounds like you're caught in a web of fear, but sometimes clarity is more straightforward than we expect; maybe your friend is simply waiting for a bit of vulnerability from you. communication is a two-way street, and assuming the worst usually doesn't help anyone. honestly, a genuine conversation could clear the air and put both of you at ease. i've been there, overanalyzing every possible outcome, but often the simplest approach is the best. consider expressing your concerns to your friend, and see where that leads both of you.

i completely understand your anxiety and concerns about being open with your friend. being vulnerable is tough, and it feels like you're dancing on a razor's edge; it's natural to worry about potential rejection. but it's important to remember that everyone makes mistakes, and true friends are often more understanding than we give them credit for. honesty might be daunting, but it has the potential to strengthen your bond and foster trust. you clearly care about maintaining this relationship, which is a good sign. take a deep breath, collect your thoughts, and maybe take that leap of faith. you might find that you're both on the same team, looking for a way to understand each other. 😊

i feel you on this one, it's like you're stuck between a rock and a hard place. totally agree with how you're feeling; it's natural to be scared about losing someone. i've been in a similar situation, and it was super hard to find the courage to be honest. sometimes it's just easier to think about ghosting and avoiding the issue altogether. 😬 but deep down, you know it might eventually catch up with you. if she's your friend, talking it out might surprise you in a good way. making assumptions never ends well, does it? i vote for having that conversation—might be tough, but it's worth a shot.