Question Posted Saturday September 24 2005, 11:43 am
Theres this New kid in my grade and i wanna talk to him and ask him questions and such but i dunno i have no idea how to start out. Me and my friends titled him a Bad Boy. So how should i get to know him?
rosebud_01 answered Sunday September 25 2005, 12:19 am: Just go up to him and say where are you from and continue by asking him what does he think of his new school. Just keep asking him things about himself and where he's from. I hope that I helped but if not you can visit me at my column. [ rosebud_01's advice column | Ask rosebud_01 A Question ]
HectorJr answered Saturday September 24 2005, 6:07 pm: Start out by simply saying: hey do you mind if I ask you a few questions? Nothing wrong with wanting to ask a few questions. It might seem a bit more polite to present yourself and say you'd like to ask questions, rather than just randomly asking him. Doesn't have to be personal stuff either. Hope that helped and good luck. [ HectorJr's advice column | Ask HectorJr A Question ]
sunshiinex answered Saturday September 24 2005, 4:11 pm: hey well that happened with me and my ex. i know that sounds bad saying ex but im so happy i did somehow talk to him. When i saw that he had no where to sit i called his name & he sat with me & my friends he was "the bad boy" in my school too as well as the new kid. We talked & i told him to come hang out with us one time and he showed up we all had fun & he got a long with my friends that were guys and they ended up doing everything together and being best friends. After that we jus got closer and started talkin more. I didnt think id stand a chance to hook up with him but i was so wrong. We went out for 14 months and we broke up over something stupid so i say go for it & goodluck ;] [ sunshiinex's advice column | Ask sunshiinex A Question ]
Silly_Love_Song answered Saturday September 24 2005, 2:58 pm: I've been the new kid //tons// of times, and I can't tell you how awful it is to be new AND have a bad reputation. Has he done anything to deserve the title 'Bad Boy'? Or is that just you and your friends unjustly sterotyping him? Maybe he's a realy nice kid, and just shy. How tot alk to him? There's no need for strategy hon, just go up to him at his locker, in the lunch room, and start talking. Say something like 'Hey, I'm [insert name here]. I haven't seen you around before, you're new right?' Then ask him where he's from, and say something about that place. I promise you, he'll be so grateful to have a friend. Try inviting him to sit with you and your friends at lunch.
So try that, and please, stop trying to fit him into some kind of category. You don't know him, let him show you who he really is.
*Carrie [ Silly_Love_Song's advice column | Ask Silly_Love_Song A Question ]
EvilCheshire answered Saturday September 24 2005, 2:38 pm: Bad boys are normally trouble and heartbreak, but as girls most of us are normally drawn to them. You can get to know him, but anything that starts flashing warning signs means to stay away! His image just might be a bad boy, but he could be a real softy inside.
Hi is always the best way to start a conversation with someone. Find out what he's into, if you're into the same thing you can talk about it. If he's into the same sports maybe you guys could get together and play it. Ask what he thinks about such and such class. Ask silly questions about lunch and what soda is better... pepsi.. or coke. Anything like that might set you off into a conversation. If he doesn't really take interest and gives you short answers I'd move on and forget about him. [ EvilCheshire's advice column | Ask EvilCheshire A Question ]
LoVes_the_pErFeCt_Crime answered Saturday September 24 2005, 1:31 pm: Well, Ask him how he likes his new neighborhood, why he moved, ect. Comfort him b/c he's probably REALLY confused right now.
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