f/14
I've liked this guy since the beginning of the year and we are so much alike but we dont talk alot. Then in my music class there is another guy that isnt as popular as the first one but is still really nice and we talk alot more than I talk with the other guy. My friends tell me that I should do whatever my heart tells me to but what if even your heart doesn't know. So my question is, how do I decide between the two perfect guys?
lucretia answered Sunday February 12 2006, 3:57 pm: I've already answered a question much similar to this one today-I suggested that the girl go out with the less popular guy, which is what I also suggest in your case. Not that I have anything against popular people, just that they can be harder to get to know than regular folks, plus there's always the insecurity factor. However, the more concrete reason for choosing the second boy is that you talk to him a lot more, which suggests that you have an easier relationship. Sometimes, however, a more distant connection can be more exciting-the sense of never quite fulfilled promise is very alluring. I also suspect that you must have a slight preference-one is rarely torn between two absolutely equal prospects. Ultimately, only you can know what that preference is.
partygurl24 answered Sunday February 12 2006, 3:32 pm: I think that you should find out which guy you have more in common with, who is easy to talk to and is better at listening to you, Who will spend more time with you, etc. You should take these into consideration because this is very improtant in a relashionship, and is apart of what makes a good relashionship stay strong and together. I hope I helped and I wish you the best of luck in finding Mr. Right. Good Luck! [ partygurl24's advice column | Ask partygurl24 A Question ]
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