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how do i tell a boy that i dont want him becasue of his look


Question Posted Sunday September 26 2004, 9:10 am

how do i tell a boy i dont want him for his looks i want him for his niceness and everything else??

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LilMia811 answered Sunday September 26 2004, 6:56 pm:
By saying just that. Be honest and just tell him "maybe other girls like you becasue you are cute, but I don't. You are very sweet to me, and even if you were ugly, I would still like you because you make me feel speacial." that should let him know how you truelly feel and that you are serious.

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