Help please. There's this guy at my school who is seen as one of the popular guys ( I don't really care about that) but I really like him and I don't know if he likes me back or if he just has a flirty personality. He talks and jokes with other girls but it seems like he makes an effort to touch me often. I don't see him do that with anyone else. (Lots of fist bumps lol) there was even one time he even made me dap him up then covered our hands with his other hand for a few seconds IN CLASS WITH OTHER PEOPLE LOOKING. Ug I don't know. He also talks to me more seriously when we're alone and not as flirty as when other people are around. but there are other times when it seems like he could care less and never really talks to me outside of that class and we don't snap eachother or anything. Sorry this is so long I'm just so confused. (I'm in high school)

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