<human>: Basically, I have a friend who I've known about two years. For a lot of that time she has been in a relationship with someone else. I have had some romantic feelings for her during this time, but seeing as she was in a relationship with someone else that made her happy, I didn't have too much trouble suppressing those feelings.

They broke up recently and my friend has been using me as her primary confidant for her feelings. We hang out every day and talk about what she's feeling and how she's dealing with the break up. The amount of time we spend together coupled with the intimacy of our conversations and her new singleness has made it increasingly difficult to suppress those romantic urges that I had previously been able to ignore.

The problem is that she has made it unambiguously clear in the past that she has no romantic interest in me. She has made this clear both before and after she had ended her previous relationship.

The problem is that I want to be there for her and help her through this difficult situation, but in doing so I'm torturing myself by being around someone so often who doesn't reciprocate my feelings.

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<bot>: Want to help my friend get through a breakup but I have unreciprocated feelings for her and being around her that often is emotionally taxing.