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Is it reasonable to ask someone to clarify their feelings towards you?

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Watoose · 24/01/2009 14:35

I'm asking as somehow I feel I should just take a hint, but then again he's being very confusing.

So I've written a longish letter explaining that although I am probably being thick, I need him to let me know that there's no chance with him so that I can move on. I have apologised in the letter but still feel mildly guilty about it for some reason.

Is this reasonable or should I just give up anyway and not expect him to spell it out for me? He's given me a few reasons to think there might be a chance so feel like I am hanging by a thread and unable to move on - I want to move on if he's just being polite iyswim.

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noddyholder · 25/01/2009 16:57

Let go of him.It sounds as if you are giving him way too much power I agree with the others move on you deserve better

Watoose · 25/01/2009 16:57

Shit or get off the pot is a phrase I wish I had used in my letter

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lou33 · 25/01/2009 16:57

oh she does, i agree, am just saying why i think you have to ask for this for your sake, even though you know its not going anywhere

then you will feel you can move on

Watoose · 25/01/2009 17:01

Yes giving him too much power maybe - or taking some back, perhaps. Not sure but I feel Ok so that's a good sign.

Thankyou all of you for caring enough about my rubbish love life to help me think it through - much appreciated.

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