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Here's a little backstory. Sorry if it's long, I just want to be as detailed as possible.

I have a co-worker that is 17 years old. Let's call him "F". I've known him for about 7 months now and at first he wouldn't really talk to me nor me to him because he was still pretty new. Then I saw that he had braces (I LOVE a cute guy with braces ever since I was in middle school) and that made me a little more inclined to get to know him better. He's a cute guy, goofy and funny and likeable. He does tend to make a lot of gay innuendos towards me and some of the other guys at work but I know it's all fun and games.

A few months ago I asked a female co-worker out on some dates and it went well for like 2 months until she told me tried but had no feelings for me. At the same time I knew that "F" was interested in her too and later came to find that after she said no to me she decided to give "F" a chance and weeks later told "F" the same thing she told me: that she tried but couldn't. Now this kid was heartbroken (not to say I wasn't either when I got denied) and I decided to bring up the subject with him. I told him that what happened to him also happened to me and he opened himself up a bit. Ever since then I feel a sort of kinship towards him and we've become pretty good friends, enough for people at work to talk and say that I spend a lot of time with him and that I've "changed" since. I don't think I've changed, I just feel more myself when I'm around him. Now I know I have "feelings" towards him but I wouldn't call it love nor would I want an actual relationship with him, not even sex. I have this fantasy of kissing a guy with braces too.

He says he's a virgin and that he wants to be a player since that's what his dad is and wants to make him proud and that worries me a little but honestly he probably just says it to seem "manly" in front of co-woerkers. His birth mom left when he was a kid and from what he tells me he hasn't been in any real stable relationships and when he's done with one he moves on to another like nothing. He thinks I'm straight but I'm bi, and sometimes he gives signs of being gay and sometimes he doesn't. I don't think I care if he is or not but I do want to be there for him and kind of be someone for him to look up to. I do think though that I'm getting a little obsessive which worries me because I don't feel content when I don't see him for a few days and when I do I'm always finding a reason to talk to him even though he talks to me anyways without me approaching him. I just don't want to suffocate him all the time but still want him in my life, so what advice would you give me?
 
You are right that parts of your behaviour can be considered as obsessive. Please be aware of this. On the other hand, its also good to consider him as a good friend and show him that people can be trusted.

Be honest to him and tell him you are bi, and tell him that you have (do you?) experiences with guys.

On the other hand, he is your co-worker, so don't get involved too much in him.
 
You are right that parts of your behaviour can be considered as obsessive. Please be aware of this. On the other hand, its also good to consider him as a good friend and show him that people can be trusted.

Be honest to him and tell him you are bi, and tell him that you have (do you?) experiences with guys.

On the other hand, he is your co-worker, so don't get involved too much in him.

Good advice.
 
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Why are you asking us?

This could go horribly wrong for you.

1. if he's trying to be some kind of testosterone poison stereotype to please an apparently testosterone poisoned daddy, WHY would you think that he'd be open to being gay with you?

Sounds like issues.

2. 17

3. CO-WORKER

How old are you? Are you "out."

A piece of general advice. Anytime you find yourself searching for "signs" a guy is either gay or interested - in the overwhelming amount of instances it's no and no - and when it's not, you have closet and other issues that render the guy un-date-able anyway.

Walk away.
 
Find other outlets for romance and in order not to suffocate him let him do the bulk of initiating.
 
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