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Chaton, why would you go that?Its beyond thick![]()
Hold my maple syrup, the polar bear's getting away.
Chaton, why would you go that?Its beyond thick![]()
I'm not quite sure the same thing would happen to much of an extent, for two reasons. First, works different shifts to me for the most part, except for maybe an hour or two every fortnight when our shifts overlap.
Secondly, she seems to me like a pretty shy girl, which leads me to believe she probably wouldn't go around telling others if a rejection does happen.
Thanks very much for the advice though 👍
I hope she does. I'm definitely going to ask her at some point when I feel the opportunity arises, because the only way I'll ever find out is if I ask her.
I'll keep you guys updated for sure![]()
Not a very convincing argument.Well, it appears I may have waited too long to start talking to this girl, because it seems as though she has a new boyfriend, and it isn't me.
You make it sound like she's lost forever. IF, and that's pretty big if, she is dating this guy, it might only last a week. Or it could be years...I'm really worried that she did like me, but has moved on, and I feel like I've broken her heart. However, I'd rather have her happy and me sad instead of the other way around.
Then get the hell over to her and find out! Worst case, she is dating the dude and you get puncheded in the face. Small price to pay, amirite?Also, I've not noticed any obvious signs of a boyfriend and girlfriend relationship, and I've seen her talking to a few other guys before, so this guy could just be good friends with her.
I'm guessing 1996 was the year going Johnny 1996 was born. I know from experience, relationships don't work out long-term at that age.
See what happens, Johnny. 99% chance it works out for you, to at least have the chance to ask her out.
One question: How the hell do you remember all this?I know of one couple, yes, only one, out of like 100, which is still going. That one started at age 14, and is still going at 21.
One lesbian couple, I actually thought wolf get married... They are both heterosexual now. Oh, and one is pregnant and the other is an alcoholic.
149 couples, 4 pregnancies, 1 successful relationship. Many court battles from mom #2...
They don't work at that age.
My neighbors are 22 year old couple living together. They might work.
One question: How the hell do you remember all this?
Autism/Autistic memory.One question: How the hell do you remember all this?
Tally Chart and a healthy amount of black ink.
So he shouldn't even try, right? Because you say it won't work?I know from experience, relationships don't work out long-term at that age.
*Rises from behind a wall* ...Lexus GS?I have a relationship with my car that's beginning to breakdown.
Not the car, the relationship.
I'd like a new car.
I'm pretty wary of admiring other cars in my car's presence though; don't like the way it whines sometimes when I do that - the whine is between a fan-belt whine and a power-steering whine. It's not a tranny whine either.
Kind of suspicious on the whole. Have to keep my eyes on the road and stop looking at Fusions and MKZs and Maximas and saying "Nice car!" as I drive by.
*Rises from behind a wall* ...Lexus GS?
Intrigue was a undercover car? Thought it was a Crown Vic.Also a good car.
So many great new cars on the market. The car I drive is the car of choice for most undercover cops - the Olds Intrigue. It's a super car, immense accelaration, long-legged, very intelligently designed all around, and last of the breed (final production year.) But just getting a little tired of it, and missing the Lincoln Continental I sold off not long ago.
However - we should get back to talking about relationships with people, I guess, before this discussion starts resembling the Premium Rambling thread.
So on Topic:
I have to say that my relationship with my last child - turned 14 today, is the most mind-bogglingly, delightful relationship I've ever had with anybody - and I mean anybody. He is very close to me, understands me so well, reads me like a book, respects and loves me immensely (never fails to say "I love you, Dad!", everyday, at the most opportune moments) and seems to be the best reward ever for being alive.
In fact I'm paranoid about how devastated I would be if anything ever happens to him - but I try not to think about it, making sure I look after him to the best of my ability.
I'm sure as he grows older, and maybe gets a girlfriend, some of that love will be channeled elsewhere - but I should be able to live with that by then.
Opposite. I'm saying the relationship she just began will not last. Everyone should huge it a shot.So he shouldn't even try, right? Because you say it won't work?
Wat. I may be American, but I do not understand this saying.Everyone should huge it a shot.
...I'm not denying that. I'm saying that there is a 99% percent likelihood.........My friends are still going at it for six years now. Just because a couple of mismatched people didn't make it doesn't mean everyone won't make it.
MY mom was dating my dad at 15....almost 30 years later here we are...
Anyways, the girl I like is supposed to be coming over tomorrow. My mom and her have gotten pretty close lately and my siter is good firends with her.
Hopefully those ties will aid in my quest to be with her.