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HAND HOLDING


Question Posted Friday February 25 2005, 6:49 pm

well me and my g/g have been goin out 4 bout 3 weeks now and she wants to hold hands with me and i see seniors and ppl like that holding hands but my one friend thats a girl doesnt want me 2 hold hands with my g/f and im confused bout wat to do hold hands or listen to my friend????


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Lights_Fade_Out answered Saturday February 26 2005, 7:25 pm:
Confused,
I think you should hold your girlfriends hand. It is romantic, and you should please your girlfriend...rather than your friend. Your friend may be jelious or something like that, but I think you shouldnt listen to her.

Hope I helped!!! thanks for the question.

dont let the LIGHTS FADE OUT

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