Girls Night #1: More than Friends, Not Quite Dating — How to Navigate Friendlationships

In this episode we define the word friendlationship and teach you how to tell a guy friend that you like him.

IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

The definition of a friendlationship
How to handle a friendlationship
5 Indicators that you might be in a friendlationship
Why having a best guy friend can be dangerous
How to communicate well and not have any “what if’s”
How to tell the guy you like how you really feel about him

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ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Hi friends!

Welcome to the first official episode of Girls Night with Stephanie May Wilson! I am so glad you're here!

In our first full-length podcast episode, I'm chatting with writer, Mariko Clark. Marri is a dear friend of mine, as well as a member of the Stephanie May Wilson Team! (Seriously — none of this would be possible without her!)

In this episode, we're answering a question I receive from my readers at least once a week. The question goes something like this:

“I’m head over heels for a guy friend of mine, and I have no idea how he feels. I think he might like me, but he hasn’t said anything or asked me out, and so I’m not sure what to do. I don’t want to tell him how I feel, because I don’t want to ruin our friendship, but I really do like him! This is such a confusing middle ground. What do I do? How long do I wait for him to ask me out? How do I move forward?”

Fortunately (and unfortunately!) I happen to know a LOT about this subject. This is a question I've asked several times throughout my life, and I've learned so many lessons along the way. So in this episode, I'm going to be sharing the story of my Friendlationship (I haven't gotten to share this publicly before! Y'all will be the first to hear it!), AND I'm going to be sharing how I handled it — the things I did well, and the things I wish I would have done differently.

If you’re in this situation right now, my hope is that you get to breathe a sigh of relief knowing that you’re not alone, and that you walk away with some really practical tips and tools for moving forward.

If you’re not in this situation right now but have a friend who is, go ahead and share this podcast episode with her! Sometimes the kindest thing we can do for our friends is to say, “Hey, I see you, I’m with you, and here’s something that might help!”