that person is being nice to the person who like him/her. it is telling the party sorry i am not interested and trying to prevent misunderstanding. you must understand that its doing it in your best interest in heart.Originally posted by Burgerking:Is there a need to be fierce or rude to some1 that likes you but you don't like him/her?
Even though she/he does nothing that irrirate you. As soon as you found out the other party has special feelings for you.Your attidue towards him/she changes immediately. No matter what it is,you respond with an bad attidue toward the other party.
Vice versa. Could be you like some1 and that some1 immediately changes his/her attidue towards you.
Note: The in love party did not do anything that causes irriration.
I belive there a better way of making it clear that you do not have special feelings for him/her without hurting the other party.You can tell them in a nice manner yet direct that you only treat the other party as a friend and it's not possible to extend the relationship any further.Originally posted by hisoka:that person is being nice to the person who like him/her. it is telling the party sorry i am not interested and trying to prevent misunderstanding. you must understand that its doing it in your best interest in heart.
even after you tell the person you still have to be careful not to lead the person on which might lead to the rude behaviour cos that person doesn't want to be nice to the other party.Originally posted by Burgerking:I belive there a better way of making it clear that you do not have special feelings for him/her without hurting the other party.You can tell them in a nice manner yet direct that you only treat the other party as a friend and it's not possible to extend the relationship any further.
If you choose to be rude or treat them badly just to make them give up hope then you might lose a friend or even made an enemy.
No. There is absolutely no need to be fierce/rude. That person has done nth to u or nth to irritate u at all.Originally posted by Burgerking:Is there a need to be fierce or rude to some1 that likes you but you don't like him/her?
Even though she/he does nothing that irrirate you. As soon as you found out the other party has special feelings for you.Your attidue towards him/she changes immediately. No matter what it is,you respond with an bad attidue toward the other party.
Vice versa. Could be you like some1 and that some1 immediately changes his/her attidue towards you.
Note: The in love party did not do anything that causes irriration.
Possible ba but i think for my case is she dun like means she dun like, dun even wan to give that chance and even assume things I do are all irritating things when in fact they are all not.Originally posted by Quinsy:Maybe he/she just has no idea how to react to the sudden extra attention.
It happens. Give him/her time to cool down.
Originally posted by Burgerking:Is there a need to be fierce or rude to some1 that likes you but you don't like him/her?
Even though she/he does nothing that irrirate you. As soon as you found out the other party has special feelings for you.Your attidue towards him/she changes immediately. No matter what it is,you respond with an bad attidue toward the other party.
Vice versa. Could be you like some1 and that some1 immediately changes his/her attidue towards you.
Note: The in love party did not do anything that causes irriration.
No no... Often there's no such a need...Originally posted by Burgerking:Is there a need to be fierce or rude to some1 that likes you but you don't like him/her?
Even though she/he does nothing that irrirate you. As soon as you found out the other party has special feelings for you.Your attidue towards him/she changes immediately. No matter what it is,you respond with an bad attidue toward the other party.
Vice versa. Could be you like some1 and that some1 immediately changes his/her attidue towards you.
Note: The in love party did not do anything that causes irriration.