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:Cueball: I could ask you out, and move on with my life if you said no.
 
:Cueball: I could ask you out, and move on with my life if you said no.
  
:[Cueball has his arms out.]
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:Cueball: Or, WE COULD BE FRIENDS!
:Cueball: Or,  
 
:Cueball: <big>WE COULD BE FRIENDS!</big>
 
  
:[Cueball has one palm out.]
 
 
:Cueball: See, I don't want to consider that you might not be attracted to me. I'm scared of rejection, so I've decided relationships should grow smoothly out of friendships.
 
:Cueball: See, I don't want to consider that you might not be attracted to me. I'm scared of rejection, so I've decided relationships should grow smoothly out of friendships.
  
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:Cueball: When you have problems, I'll be there for you, night after night.
 
:Cueball: When you have problems, I'll be there for you, night after night.
 
:Cueball: Selflessly.
 
:Cueball: Selflessly.
:Computer: *hug*
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:Computer (Instant message from boy): *hug*
  
 
:[Megan is shown slamming a door and walking to Cueball to get a hug.]
 
:[Megan is shown slamming a door and walking to Cueball to get a hug.]
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:[Cueball is shown alone again.]
 
:[Cueball is shown alone again.]
:Cueball: You don't want to hurt my feelings, and I won't ever force the issue. I'll tell myself it's because I "value our friendship."
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:Cueball: You don't want to hurt my feelings, and I won't ever force the issue. I'll tell myself it's because I "Value our friendship."
  
:[Again.]
 
 
:Cueball: Bit by bit, I'll make you depend on me.
 
:Cueball: Bit by bit, I'll make you depend on me.
  

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