Im 17 and alot of the times i think i might own my own corprate company and use that to pick up girls. Ive even made business cards for myself. And well, i think girls sleep with me just because they think im rich but what im looking for is passionate relationships where i can do the things real couples do. Like brush my teeth with her toothbrush without her caring, or even swap shoe laces when we get bored with our own shoe laces. How do you think I can find a relationship this meaningful? p.s. im not gay
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? Eyesinoceanwaves answered Monday December 6 2004, 6:12 pm: Well, i don't think i've ever heard of a guy wanting to swap shoe laces but hey there's a first for everything.I think you shoudl stop sayin you think you own a company. And maybe you shouldn't make business cards. It seems to me that you are putting yourself in this position. maybe you should just stop it all together and look for really nice girls who want you for you and not for your money. Try hanging out with girls who shop in really cute stores, like A&E or abercrombie. I guess it would depned on the type of girl you are looking for but you should stop with the company thing. That's a bit weird. Take a girl out to a fancy dinner since you have money, but don't lead her on to thinking you will buy her what she wants cause then she may only want you for your money. Hope this helped. [ Eyesinoceanwaves's advice column | Ask Eyesinoceanwaves A Question ]
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