Philosodweeb answered Wednesday December 21 2005, 12:08 am: You don't have to date to have a boyfriend. If your Dad doesn't think its time for you to be dating then there is probably a good reason for it, maybe your age? Don't try to grow up too soon. Enjoy whatever age you are at right now and enjoy the time you have each day with your boyfriend. Eventually you will reach the age when you can date and if he truely cares for you he will be steadfast in his resolve to wait for you like a true gentleman. That being said; if you're 16 or older, I would say your Dad is a bit old fashioned and you may want to talk with him about being a bit more lenient on the dating rules. [ Philosodweeb's advice column | Ask Philosodweeb A Question ]
apk979 answered Tuesday December 20 2005, 8:37 pm: Just keep it down low. That's what I'm doing. If they find out just tell them that all y'all did was hold hands and hug. But if you're really scared then you should respect your parents and don't go out. But hey, you could always be friends with benefits cuz I bet they never said you couldnt have any friends with benefits ;-) [ apk979's advice column | Ask apk979 A Question ]
Mercy_x_Me answered Tuesday December 20 2005, 7:50 pm: Don't let him know no matter what happens. If the boy calls your house just tell him your really good friends and he was asking for homework. There's tons of ways to dodge around the fact you're going out. Maybe if you have a cell phone have him call that for a while and not your home phone. Trust me, it's not that big of a deal. I think it'll be pretty easy to hide.
Jazz answered Tuesday December 20 2005, 7:50 pm: Ok. Well, the obvious thing is to not let him find out. It may not even last that long. But then again, what if you really start liking your boyfriend like a lot and want to make it official with your parents and everything? The best thing to do is to mature up, start doing chores and acting mature and responsible. Then sit with your parents and tell him that you think you can handle a relationship. Point out all the things you do, and maybe that will convince him. Even if he's not convinced, taking a risk and introducing your boyfriend to him may change his mind. [ Jazz's advice column | Ask Jazz A Question ]
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