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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2024
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So you want to try create the right moments for deeper conversation, I think that would be more likely away from his mates? I don't know them so just guessing.
With that in mind, maybe Google around for anything interesting or different happening in the area. A gardening or book faire, wine or coffee festival, anything relaxed. Then ask him if he wants to go. Ideally something quiet that has some walking around?
That might create helpful conditions.
This has already happened... We can hang out. It's taking things one step forward the tricky part. Guess I'm going to have to take my chances and find yet again another excuse to hang out, and just say it. I'm getting tired of feeling like this