Okay I'll give you a few different points.
1. You don't have to give up your feelings for her, but maybe just keep them on a downlow.
2. If she has a boyfriend and your trying to get in on that, stop it. Especially if she asks you. Like the previous pointer just wait until something happens.
3. Don't jump at an opportunity to get in on it.
Best friend crushes are probably the hardest to obtain since you were already in the friend-zone to begin with, buttttttt
if/when she breaks up with her current boyfriend, don't make advances on her immediately. Take it slow, if she doesn't seem interested, or better yet isn't at all in anyone, you can start slowly. It's completely normal to have a crush on your best friend/friend, and just let it know that if you get to be her boyfriend, and she wants to take-a-break (break-zoned) or just break up with you (also break-zoned) then just let it happen. And if she isn't interested with you, wipe away those crystal tears, and move on.
i care so much is it normal
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Okay I'll give you a few different points.
1. You don't have to give up your feelings for her, but maybe just keep them on a downlow.
2. If she has a boyfriend and your trying to get in on that, stop it. Especially if she asks you. Like the previous pointer just wait until something happens.
3. Don't jump at an opportunity to get in on it.
Best friend crushes are probably the hardest to obtain since you were already in the friend-zone to begin with, buttttttt
if/when she breaks up with her current boyfriend, don't make advances on her immediately. Take it slow, if she doesn't seem interested, or better yet isn't at all in anyone, you can start slowly. It's completely normal to have a crush on your best friend/friend, and just let it know that if you get to be her boyfriend, and she wants to take-a-break (break-zoned) or just break up with you (also break-zoned) then just let it happen. And if she isn't interested with you, wipe away those crystal tears, and move on.