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Age difference: we're a year apart but two grades!


Question Posted Wednesday April 26 2006, 8:14 pm

Age 14/f. There's this kid who lives down the street that I have a huge crush on. He's a year younger, which is fine with me. The only problem is that we are two grades apart. I am a freshman in high school and he is only in seventh grade. When I moved, something got mixed up with the cutoff dates and I am now a very young freshman (or a very old eighth grader.) We are a year apart, but as far as anyone else knows, it's actually two years. Do you think it's worth it to go after him? Or should I give up and look elsewhere? (If it makes a difference, he's still taller than I am by about an inch.)

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haha123 answered Thursday April 27 2006, 7:46 pm:
well, if you like him then try..its really only a years diffrence just bceause hes in the 7th grade and your in the 9th..thats finee. its really not that big of a deal and no one will think your weird.. believe me hope i helped

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SAYxGO0DBYE answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 9:37 pm:
omg yeah you shouldnt worry about what anyone else thinks . it's really weird when i was reading this question because im in 9th grade , and i went out with a guy in 7th grade who was supposed to be in 8th grade . haha yeah but yeah totally go for it hun . xoxo

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soccerplayer5674 answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 9:33 pm:
I think you should try for him. It doesnt matter if everyone else thinks hes two years apart. You don't have to even explain you're only one year apart.

If you really like a person it shouldn't matter what age they are. I say go for him and forget what anyone else thinks. =)

Hope I helped =)

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mystical_breeze answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 9:20 pm:
Two years isn't even that bad, so I say you should try asking him out if you really like him. It doesn't really matter what everyone else thinks about this situation, all that matters is that you're both happy and comfortable with it. And also, even though you said he's taller then you, it still wouldn't really matter, aha. There are a lot of girls going out with guys who are taller, and I don't think looks matter much anyway. (Sorry I just wanted to add that)

-mystical_nreeze
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2GHETT04REAL answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 9:17 pm:
go girl! age aint nothin but a number. i mean if u both like each other then yeah

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CavieOwnsU2 answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 8:32 pm:
I'd say totally go for it. One year isn't that bad and so what if everybody else thinks it's two years? Who cares what they think? If you really like him and he likes you back, go out, have fun, and just be yourselves.

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