I fancy my mate's girlfriend and I think she knows it?

I fancy my mate's girlfriend and I think she knows it?

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tonight I was having a few drinks down the pub, and was standing waiting to be served at the bar. While I was waiting my mate's girlfriend waiting with me, and while we were talking she was standing fairly close, I mean noticeably close - so close that every now and then her breasts would rub against my arm. The first time I thought this was accidental but it happened 3 or 4 times. She has a big chest, so do you think she was doing this on purpose or do girls with big boobs tend not to notice if they bang into things?
I should also point out that there was a fair amount of eye contact and stuff while we were chatting.

Additional info: the first time I ever met her (ie. before she was going out with my friend), I was at a house party, and she was clearly drunk (later she rolled around in broken glass). Upon seeing me, she was like "ooh, who's this?!", walked up to me and grabbed my bits infront of a room full of people, and did this another 2 times that night as I passed her moving between rooms. Needless to say, she definitely got my attention, and although I didn't take it any further that night, I have secretly fancied her ever since. Infact, if I'm honest, I fancy the pants off her and would do despicable things to her if I had the chance, lol. I've made every effort to conceal this though.

However, I think she knows this too, but because she became my good friend's girlfriend soon after, I just acted like nothing ever happened. And, as long as she is going out with my friend, I won't cross that line.

But, do you think that:

a) she fancies me
b) she just knows I want her, and gets off on teasing me on purpose, knowing how much it frustrates me? (and it is frustrating, no denying it). She does seem like that sort of girl, since she is quite controlling towards my friend, often stops him hanging out with us etc.
OR
c) is this all in my head?

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What do YOU think of keele University??

What do YOU think of keele University??

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Together education really matter, because I think being left University of all...

Together education really matter, because I think being left University of all...

Questions and advice on everyday life, by post office opening hours eBay queries or what you to buy your favourite for her birthday. Old 1 Hour ago: 18 October 2011 12: 52 is the education, the really important, because I think being left uni all together... I just don't see the point goes to the University at the age of 25 years (after I finish an access course) and then 3 years at uni and not completion, am late 20's until I. I've never lived in my own (or housemates), and I want to move out and live on my own. I'm 23 now, but at the time, I start an access course next year and then go to University, I will be 25 years old.

Worth University at the age of 25? Should I find a job, my work, and work to live? I would like to do a lot of things, but at the moment the money is tight, it is really difficult to find work at the moment, and I have to give not the parents who me stowed spend money, holidays, etc.

Also have to honestly, I have no idea what I want to do as a career. What do you think?

Last edited by TheEnigmaUK; 1 Hour before 12: 56. Old 52 minutes ago: 18 October 2011 13: 04 Re: education, is the really important, because I think being left uni all Togethe I see only the period to University at the age of 25 (after I finish an access course) and then 3 years at University and not he, am late 20's until I. I've never lived in my own (or housemates), and I want to move out and live on my own. I'm 23 now, but at the time, I start an access course next year and then go to University, I will be 25 years old.

Worth University at the age of 25? Should I find a job, my work, and work to live? I would like to do a lot of things, but at the moment the money is tight, it is really difficult to find work at the moment, and I have to give not the parents who me stowed spend money, holidays, etc.

Also have to honestly, I have no idea what I want to do as a career. What do you think?

If you want to live on their own University the simpler way to do this, tbf then probably heard.

And learn. This does not mean that it formal education. It helps, but. You are not too old, by the way.

Old52 Minutes ago: 18 October 2011 13: 04 Re: education, is the really important, because I think being left uni all Togethe I do not believe, you're never too old to go to the University, it really largely depends what you want to do. Is a measure essential to your chosen career path (such as teaching, law, medicine, etc.), then by all means, go for it! 25 is not the old, (I knew someone who went to the University in their 40's!)

It depends on if you think the degree for a or not worth. If you're not quite sure, and not a few years your life to victims, which could, be spent you want to do other nice things, then maybe to find work is the best policy for now, although it is sooooo difficult now to find a job, I can tell you that

I am 20 and University next year. I the PGCE, do I'll probably to 25-26 by the time I complete, that only a few years younger than you would ^ ^ age doesn't really matter if University about...

Old26 Minutes ago: 18 October 2011 13: 30 Re: education, is the really important, because I think being left uni all Togethe if you don't really know what you feel want as a career, what is it about an IR degrees, you would give you an idea of what you want? An IR degree you give is what are the prospects, which otherwise would have? You would be better off to work your way up in this area? How benefit go we back to the University? I do, because I need to (for example for career prospects), because I really want to (for example, love the theme, love science), or because according to uni "done deal"?

Personally, as someone to do a year two masters went back to University, when I was 24, I would have finished not my job I know I would rather vocational training, that my chances of a better paid job in a field that I that I would enjoy knew, because I already had experience in it would increase. Also, I knew that I a scholarship, study, instead of that debt would get. If I a social worker could be different, I would have probably. If I in my job of would have been now, I could have pulled out and can have moved to a parent role, but I knew that social work of career, what I really wanted that.

You need to answer the questions, I asked for themselves. Like everyone else said, you're never too old to study, so that they keep not let yourself, you back up. Although people here study experiences as an adult student obtain can, you are the only one who knows whether it the right decision for you.

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What do you think of the 9k fees??

What do you think of the 9k fees??

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Discussion and questions about student financial support arrangements - from government loans and grants to university bursaries. Please use the main Money & Finance forum for more general financial topics. Old 2 Hours Ago: 4th October 2011 00:56   Re: What do you think of the 9k fees?? I'm actually glad. I know that sounds weird but i feel like ill have a better chance to get into the uni i really want to.

Discuss...

Would love to know why you think this?

If you think you will have less competition, especially for the harder there is strong evidence to suggest you are mistaken.

Old 2 Hours Ago: 4th October 2011 00:58   Re: What do you think of the 9k fees?? Would love to know why you think this?

If you think you will have less competition, especially for the harder there is strong evidence to suggest you are mistaken.

Prove he is wrong.

Show me evidence to suggest, other than this/next year, applications to university will rise (and rise in proportion to the costs, not rise because of external factors)

Old 6 Minutes Ago: 4th October 2011 03:20 bloomblaze +1   Re: What do you think of the 9k fees?? I have my reasons for this university and while im very interested and wish to work in accounts i do not feel the need to be the best of the best at the top companys. I know i will be satisfied with my degree and do not think anyone who studied some where else is any better than me but if thats what employers think.... but then again the university i do want to go to has one of the highest rates of employment after graduating for all subjects even if its not in some 100k p/a job im happy with 20-30k p/a :P

Us irish people arent picky we just need enough to buy our drink at the end of the day!

I dont understand what you're talking about in this thread. The 9k fees are in England. You say you are Irish, if youre a citizen of the Republic Ireland and go to a university there, it is either free or relative low fees(im not sure).
If you are living in Northern Ireland, and you go a university in NI, you pay roughly £3500 per year.

How do the £9000 fees affect you? You must be choosing to study in England?

Last edited by bloomblaze; 4 Minutes Ago at 03:22. Old 2 Minutes Ago: 4th October 2011 03:24 bloomblaze +1   Re: What do you think of the 9k fees?? 9k debt or not ... i want to get accepted into this course in england next year... ( they dont do it in ireland ) so id rather be doing the course that i want then something i dont and racking up debt anyway !

so is every course 9k ? or is that just the maximum amount ? fees in ireland are going up too everywhere is .. we are just lucky it isnt like the US

Do you live in Northern Ireland or the Republic?

Couldnt you get an equivalent qualification for free in from a university Ireland?




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Do you think my friend is being nasty?

Do you think my friend is being nasty?

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My friend works with a guy who, about two months ago, she introduced to me. At the time, she would sing his praises all day long and go on about how much of a nice guy he is.

About a fortnight ago, me and the guy kissed on a night out. I've told my friend I really like him and since then she's started saying he's creepy and that I can do so much better. She's started to tell me really horrible things about him, I don't know if they're true or not. And she's even said immature things like that he smells

Now I don't know if it's just me but I don't know whether she's jealous or what. He told her that he wants to kiss me again this weekend (we're going to a party together, including her) and she told him that she won't let him. Wtf?! Then she said her and our other friend have said they don't want him tagging along with us on the night as they just want it to be girls only. Seriously, wtf. She knows how much I like him but I'm also really shy so I'm too embarrassed to just go off with him. Especially now she's said all these horrible things about him, it makes me feel ashamed to like him kind of.

Do I have a right to be annoyed with her or what?!


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Think Pink: Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While not many kids have to think about this illness personally, most of us know a mom, aunt, sister, cousin, teacher or friend who has been affected by breast cancer. There are lots of cool ways to support the cause, including a number of “pink” products for purchase (our faves for tweens are listed below) that donate all or partial proceeds to breast cancer research.

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While exercise hasn’t been proven to prevent or cure breast cancer, staying fit and active is a big part of leading a healthy lifestyle. That’s why we love New Balance 769 pink-and-silver running shoes (the company is donating 15% of sales to the cause). And when you’re done walking and running for the day, slip on a pair of pink Switchflops by Lindsay Phillips that comes with interchangeable Velcro straps.

Pink Makeup

This month it’s DEFINITELY all about pink – especially when it comes to makeup. You can look lovely AND help support great breast cancer charities by smearing some Sephora Super Shimmer Lip Gloss in Forever Pink on your lips, brushing some OPI Pink of Hearts Nail Polish on your nails, and powdering your cheeks with Smashbox Cosmetics Blushing Pink Fusion Soft Lights.

Pink Jewelry

There are tons of shiny things to buy in support of breast cancer research. Pink “gummy” bracelets are casual and easy to wear; Guess Watches are girly and cute; and Oakley Shades will keep the sun outta your eyes and help find a cure!

Pink Gadgets

Some pink gadgets for breast cancer awareness are low-tech (like a cute pink umbrella) while others (like a pink Sony Vaio W laptop, Apple iPod or Casio Digital Camera) are a little more cutting edge!

Pink Candy

PINK M&Ms, Hershey’s Kisses and KitKat Bars are just some of the treats you can eat to support breast cancer research and help find a cure!

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i am really sorry for people who have cancer ;(
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My mums friend has breast cancer... And one of my friends had it.... :( :( :( :(
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