Yes, it happens. A guy and a girl can never only always be best friends; at some point or another, one of them will fall for the other. That's what happened to me and my best guy friend; we fell for each other, but just not at the right time.

He too soon; and I was too late.

What i can tell you out of experience, most of my friends, who have had very good friends from the opposite sex, and are straight, have ended up married. 3 of my closest friends come to mind. It took them a long time to realize their feelings for each other though. I can think of a specific couple that were really close friends/ best friends for over 20 years, both dated many people and had very meaningful and long lasting relationships, but in the end, they ended up getting married to one another almost a year ago.

I dont believe two single straight people of opposite sexes can be best friends without having some kind of romantic feelings for each other. Eventually something will happen. The problem then becomes timing, and how long one is willing to wait for the other to realize their feelings.

No, I don't like men.

Yep i have fallen for a friend but they're all girls if its a guy i can't i 'm not gay no disrispect towards the gay communitty but i can't just like a man it don't feel right to me

What happened?
did it work out?

Wait if their couple their not bestfriends but if their bestfriends their not a couple so they must be in a superposition of both??? lol!

my answer
yes is true somtiems it hapen in end get married

Just be careful. The person you marry, that is your second half. In a christian marriage ceremony, there is usually a part where you each take an individual candle, and together light a single candle. Another popular one is to take 2 bottles of sand and then pour them into the same container. The metaphor is the same in both cases, that you are him and he is you.

That's really what I'm getting at when I say the best friend should be your husband / wife. There are two sides to this as well. If you have friends and relationships outside the marriage, those people also need to respect the sanctity of your commitment. That is where the 'What god has brought together let no man tear asunder' part comes from.

Guess what I'm saying is, it's good that he isn't bitter towards you for choosing someone else. That shows a great deal of respect for you as an individual. When you do find that one person, hopefully he'll become respectful to your choice there as well.Just be patient if he doesn't acknowledge the choice at first :P

That's what engagement periods are for, I think. It gives everyone a chance to really think about the situation and accept it or fight it. But that fight ends once the wedding rings are on, or you'll god's wrath

Yes. They can.

yeah out come would be devastating if things were to fall apart between you and your best friend though.

Yea it happens, but that doesnt mean it always works out. I figured that out for sure.

yes me and my best friend who is a girl have been friends for 7 years we've been dating for a year now

A certain thing called "friend-zoning" may potentially permanently prevent such a thing from ever happening.

My best friend and I have known each other since 1991 and have never even thought of moving to the romantic aspect of our relationship. Not saying it can't happen but friends last a hell of a lot longer than physical relationships.

Yes it's possible especially if they have always been attracted to you to begin with.