What to reply to we can be friends?
What to reply to we can be friends?
It depends on how you feel about the other person. In a favorable response, you can say something like “I look forward to getting to know you” or “Thank you. I think we will get along well.” In a situation where you aren’t feeling that this relationship will go well: “Thank you” will do just fine.
What are friends meant for?
Friends can help you celebrate good times and provide support during bad times. Friends prevent loneliness and give you a chance to offer needed companionship, too. Friends can also: Increase your sense of belonging and purpose.
How do you respond when someone asks?
Offer Help—On Your Terms
- “Great question!
- “Thanks for your question!
- Thanks for reaching out.
- “My work schedule is packed and lunch/coffee isn’t possible, but I could see us working together on this.
- “Thanks for asking, but I do charge for my time and expertise.
How do you say you still want to be friends?
I’d still like to be friends, though. Hey, just wanted to follow up about our date. I’m sorry, but I just don’t feel a romantic connection. I am interested in a friendship with you, though.
How do you respond to a friend after a long time?
How have you been? The positive reply is usually Good, thanks, often followed by a similar question. In the UK people may say Yeah, good, thanks, and in the US people may say Real good, thanks. (You might notice that the grammatically correct Really well, thanks is not used very much in informal spoken English.)
Can a guy just be friends with a girl?
Sociologists have documented that men and women can indeed just be friends and that there are actually benefits that come with cross-sex friendships — like learning from the other side how to best attract a mate — that you can’t get from same-sex friendships.
How do you recommend friends with benefits?
You can say something straightforward like “Hey, I had a lot of fun the other night and would love to do that again, but I should be clear that I’m thinking more of a friends-with-benefits situation rather than dating.