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boyfriend troubles
ok well i have this boyfriend and well we started going out in the summer and well he just isn't on the same level as me i mean he is popular and im just normal and talk to everyone but i have a certain group and well i don't want the school year to be any different from last so should i eat with him at lunch or sit by him in class i don't know what to do i mean we both like eachother alot and well i though i should just sit with my usual friends and give him space at school and talk bout are day after school is over with i just don't know what to do
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That is exactly what happened to me and my ex-girlfriend. I was in the popular group with all my friends, and she was in the semi-low group with all her friends. We had 4 out of 6 classes with each other and that totally didn't change the way that we felt of each other. If you truly love someone, you shouldn't matter with some clique, you should care about that person. Love brings people together, not keep them apart.
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i am a single girl of 25 yrs old beautiful and loving kindness from liberria. I am gentle, humble, truetful, highly loving and caring. i like giving out when ever i have, making freinds and creating good reputations among human limite.
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Although you are both in different cliques/groups/whatevers, if you really like each other as much as you say you do, then the school year will be fine. You don't have to sit with him every lunch period or sit beside him in every single class you have together, but if you just avoid him all day but then want to talk to him after school is over, he's going to think something's wrong or that you're ashamed of him or something. Separate different days for lunch with him and your group of friends and do your classes the same way. For instance, sit with him at lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and sit with your friends on Tuesdays and Thursdays or vice versa. Or you could each take turns sitting at each other's group of friends' tables.
Hope this helps.
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