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writes:I have a guy friend who regularly sends me selfies of himself (nothing sexual or shirtless) just pictures from his shoulders up usually or a close up of his face. I don't ask for them. Last week he sent me a selfie of his new hairstyle, with the caption "my sexy new hairstyle". I just replied hahaha, and said that my new hairstyle is better. He replied saying "can I see" with a winking emoji. I think he was insinuating that I send him a selfie back (which I never do).Can someone please tell me if this means he likes me more than a friend? Why did he want me to send a selfie? Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 August 2017): Sending pics is not enough to determine if he likes you as a girlfriend.
He seems to like you as a friend but maybe he is just an outgoing and social guy with lots of people.
You will have to wait and see what happens. There will be other signs if he likes you more than just friends. These things progress over time. I suggest keep being friends and friendly to him. And see what happens. If he doesn't ask you out or try to take things further, he probably isn't interested that way.
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reader, judgedick  +, writes (2 August 2017):
 the question is do you like him, if not it makes no difference if he is hooked on you or not,
If you're interested you will have to let him know as he might be trying to show you he is looking for a relationship more than just being friends
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reader, TrueLoveWaits2016  +, writes (1 August 2017):
Could be the guy is obsessed w/himself. I'm not trying to generalize, but men who have sent a ton of selfies (w/out me asking), were very into themselves.
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reader, anonymous, writes (1 August 2017): My friends all send me a lot of selfies. I don't think he means much more than keep him in-mind in a friendly way; and he needs the validation that you think he's cute.
If he asks for a date, then go by that. People who like to send a lot a selfies are more or less attention-hounds; so you really need more signals to go by. If you're not too interested or just casually-acquainted; don't send him a selfie just yet.
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reader, Honeypie + ♥, writes (1 August 2017):
 Not really.
I think he is trying to get you to send pictures. For now, they are innocuous selfies. That might change.
My 15-year-old has a group of friends and honestly? they constantly send each other selfies (mostly goofy but still) and they are a mix of guy and gals.
So I don't think sending selfies has a deeper meaning.
Why does he want a picture of you? Who knows to brag about my "pretty friend" to his mates? Or to see if you are willing.
Like Denizen said, he might be sending selfies to MANY people just for the attentions.
So, in short. No, it doesn't mean he is interested in more. If he was wouldn't he TALK to you? Ask you out? Try and get to know you? Sending a selfie is NOT a "how to get to know someone"...
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reader, Denizen +, writes (1 August 2017):
 It's hard to know really whether he likes you more than a friend. He could be sending out his pic to a hundred people. Perhaps he wants someone - anyone - but why should it be you? What would make you his ideal partner, or him yours?
Do you know what YOU want, that is the important thing? Or are you just looking for someone to go out with - anyone reasonable?
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