I am a 25 year old woman. So, yesterday I asked this woman If she would like to go watch a movie with me. Her, and her husband are new to Canada. They came in February. Since movie theatres are opening here from tomorrow. She said she doesn't know if she wants to go now because of COVID so she said how about if my sister and I come over to her place for a girl's day out next week and today I found out she and her husband are taking a ferry to Victoria in a few days. If she was worried about catching COVID, why would she go to Victoria? So do you think she doesn't like me and want to be friends with me? 

The other day my best guy friend accidentally elbowed me in the boob. It hurt really bad and he said he was sorry but I dont think he believes me that it actually does hurt. Now he is always taunting me and joking saying he will do it again when i least expect it. What should I do?  Please answer quickly. I am seeing him again in a few hours. 

the bank and then she spends it on junk food during the week and then when we go to town or have sleepovers she never pays for anything because she doesn't have money left over and I pay for food that we get and now she's coming for a sleepover at my house and she's only bringing 2 euro for sweets and stuff for the sleepover and I never go to her house for a sleepover and its always at mine. I just feel sad that I always pay for stuff and I think since she's coming over to my house she should try make it equal and at least pay for the sweets if im paying for the takeaway and movie .What should I do?

I'm 30 now. I been a  introvert and different my whole life. I told my dad that I got bullied when I was in school and he told me that it was my fault. He said that I must have done something to make them bully me. I was a quiet shy kid and never bothered anybody. It's not my fault that people are so mean and evil and cant accept that some people are different.

Hello there, I just wanted some advice. My friend's nephew is out of work right now and his girlfriend broke up with him. He doesn't really have friends that live near by since he moved from out of state 3 years ago, which i get is hard. Well anyway, I'm 36 and he's 23. He keeps messaging me almost daily and even when I don't reply, he will still message me things like "hello" "How was your day" "I'm bored" and "Im bored want to hangout?" Honestly I really don't want to hangout with him. He;s way too young and i feel like he needs to go out and make friends his own age I dont want to be responsible for his entertainment. Anyway. Am i being harsh in not hangout with him? Please help me figure this out, because I feel quit bad about not hanging out with him as I feel responsible in some displaced weird way to help him.Maybe it's just the helper in me. Anyway please advise. 

This man has been telling me he likes me and how he wants to have something with me that he's interested in me. Yet I see he's following some half-naked model on Facebook. Why would he say he's interested in me when I'm not his type? Why not just say you aren't interested? It's really that simple. 

If you tell someone "open your heart," what would mean by that? Does it apply for some people or is it just random people? Sometimes I can't understand metaphors so I'm kinda confused by that. Please help me :). you*

When a male approaches and tries to ask you out in an indirect way, how do you indicate that you like them as a person but are not interested romantically? Without ruining your existing or potential friendship with them

This man has been telling me how he likes me and how he wants to have something with me. Yet I see he's following some half-naked model on Facebook. I'm not even the same race as the model so I know he doesn't really like me. Why would he lie all this time and pretend to like me? He even got upset because I wouldn't meet him. It doesn't make sense when he doesn't even like me.

For the past year I thought my guy friend liked me because I'd catch him staring at me a lot, and he'd always smile at me (none of my other guy friends did that). Anyway, we started texting more during quarantine, and I told him that I liked him and that it was ok if he didn't feel the same way. He never said if he liked me back or not, but he said that he really wants to hangout with me a lot and see me more. A few weeks later I went to visit him (I don't know if it was a date though. He lives 4 hours from me). Anyway, after our "hangout", he told me that he wants to hangout again and will try to see me before the semester starts. I texted him when I got back home and he said, "glad you're home safe! I had fun today!" I haven't heard from him since then, and it's been almost 2 weeks. I'm usually the one initiating conversations, so I thought I'd not text him to see if he'll text me first for once. 

I was at this Holiday Party at my parent's house with a bunch of family friends and one of the girls in the group brought a female friend with her. I had met her a few times before on our annual beach trips (although I barely interacted with her). Whenever I caught her eye, she would usually smile at me and one time, she, (out of the blue) after I had said my 'good byes' said to me "I look forward to seeing you next time." Fast forward to December, she initially smiled at me back after I had smiled at her. Shortly after she had arrived, we were playing a game on the TV that involved people coming up with the funniest answer they could possibly come up with. I often used the 'cheats' since I couldn't come up with anything clever on the spot during most of the game. Only one person found what I said to be hilarious (not her). I was acting a bit nervous and very quiet throughout the party. The next day, the girl and her best friend showed up at an open house Christmas Party hosted by her friend's parents. After I arrived, I ran into her but this time she did not smile at me. I am very concerned that since I usually have been in my shell during these family friend gatherings, (and have been throughout the time I spent with the girl and her best friend being together with us). I'm worried that she thinks I'm lame (mind you, she's 17 or 18 and I'm 26), [even if we really share the same sense of humor (which I did find all of her jokes to be very funny) or shared a few interests]. What can I do to make a better impression with her next time (since I do enjoy hanging out with her despite this)?