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I've been with my boyfriend for almost a year and a half now. He's 15, and I'm 14. Lately, it seems like he is loosing interest in me. He is in AP classes, on the soccer team, and in band. I feel like I'm never at the top of his list of priorities anymore. I need a cute but fun way to spice things up and get him more interested. Maybe if we have sex, he'll be excited about me again? I'm not really sure what to do. Help?
You're 14, you shouldn't even be thinking about sex. Not to mention, sex does NOT make things more exciting in a relationship. It can complicate things, actually.
As for "spicing" it up a bit, everyone will lose interest in their boyfriend/girlfriend after being together for so long and doing the same things over and over.
I'd suggest doing something ya'll have never done before. Go to the park & eat lunch there. Sort of like a picnic. Have him over & rent a movie. Go on a walk somewhere and just talk about everything there is to talk about. Include him in things you would normally do by yourself. Write him a letter & say something like, "my house, tonight for dinner:]" Then make him a dinner. Little things like that, does make a difference. Letting him know that you still care about him will make him more interested again. Suprise him with a card that says "just thinking of you" or make him a scrapbook with all of your photos and memories together. Good luck!
(Rating: 5) Thanks for the ideas!