Well you got the "pitiful" part spot on
Really any need like? You don't like Yorkie, we get it.
is Yorkie the new Snoops?
Eh?
Honestly lads, this thread's been such a laugh. Thanks for all the advice. His girlfriend actually is a nice lass though, and we've always been quite matey, infact i was pretty much forced to confess to her that i used to have feelings for her, merely as proof that i'm not gay and that i'm not in love with her boyfriend.
I don't think she's stirring s***. I can sort of understand where the suspicions have been coming from, but all the blokes in our circle are really 'pally', i mean - not one of us (out of like ten) would give a hi-five over a hug, or anything like that. We're all huggy fellas.

Sounds weird i know, and think of that what you will, but when we're going home or whatnot we'll give a hug rather than a handshake.
And i mean i do, and i have done for all the time we've been mates, regard George higher than my other mates. I've got the utmost respect for him and, like i say, i've always considered him a sort of brother.
Is there anything wrong with that, like - what i've just said? I don't think there is really, i still think he's being more weird than i am. I still reckon he's out-of-line/deluded to be having these thoughts. I'm not
uber-masculine, i'm not a mega-bloke, but i've never made homosexual passes at him or anyone, or anything totally rediculous like that.
I want to stay mates with him so i'll have to talk to him. I know - sounds dead easy - but put yourself in my shoes. I've got to go up to my best mate for 5 years, and attempt to convince him that i'm not head over heels in love with him.
PS - i made this public on the forum cos i'd never have the courage to go to my 'real' mates over something like this. We're mature but we're all still 16-year-olds; i'd get laughed or awkwardly-stared-at to death.