First off, if it helps, I am a 14 yr. old girl.. But Ok, so as usual, there is this guy that I REALLY like.. I mean, I have already gotten over the hard part! Thank God! lol.. I mean, I told him & everything, about how I like him. & hes fine with that, it just isnt mutual. Unfortunately.. but anyways, now I just want to hang out with him no strings attached, just chill sometime.. & have fun..become better friends. just friends. & a lot of the time he is with his older friends.. like my BROTHER, who is 18. & it doesnt seem like he really has time. I mean, we talk a lot online & its really nice, i mean he just makes me smile from that, But I dont know. It may not seem hard to you, but how could I ask him to just hang out sometime? :/
crazygoober2006 answered Monday November 28 2005, 8:58 pm: An easy way to just get things rolling is just get a group of friends together and make sure him and other guys are included and that there are no strings attached. I've gone out w/ one of my guy friends that I used to have a crush on and neither of us were seeing anyone and I no longer had feelings for him, but it was his birthday so I just said something like "We should hang out sometime, plus I want to give you your gift!" It may not be his birthday, but ya know if you are pretty good friends w/ him already, just casually bring up that you'd like to hang out sometime since he's one of your good friends and that it would be fun...it's a lot easier to do though if he's single so that he doesn't get a jealous g/f. I hope this might spring some ideas. Good luck and I hope I helped! [ crazygoober2006's advice column | Ask crazygoober2006 A Question ]
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