okay... well everytime i get a boyfriend... i cant date them for along time....and when i actually started dating this guy i really liked... i just felt soo weird.... [[becuase
1. hes like wayyy shorter than me... so tht makes me feel sorta like watched....]] oh and also... right after he kissed me.. i started feeling different.... i felt like i didnt like him that much at all...
so we broke up... and ten when he flirts with my friends i get toaally jelous...
so yeah... any advice why i only do "hook-ups" and not "relartionships" ?
Shortcake22 answered Friday August 10 2007, 1:11 am: I used to be just like that. I'd like a guy, then once I actually had him, I didn't want him anymore. I just realized that I didn't want a commitment. I decided to just have fun. It was a good choice. Enjoy being single, and stop looking for a boyfriend. When you find someone really special, you'll know it, and you'll know that it's time for a relationship. Until then, just have fun =) [ Shortcake22's advice column | Ask Shortcake22 A Question ]
laceylikewoahh answered Friday August 10 2007, 12:00 am: Well your not dating anyone you actually like.Or you just not being patient and waiting for a good guy.Don't go out and look for a boyfriend.It's about letting guys come to you.And your boyfriends shouldn't be flirting with your friends.If they are, then you need to do something about it.If your friends are flirting back there is even more of a problem.Wish you look and if you need any more advice,Ask me. [ laceylikewoahh's advice column | Ask laceylikewoahh A Question ]
Telly24555 answered Thursday August 9 2007, 9:13 pm: Uh, I used to do that too. Its proberly because you arent ready to date. At the time I wasnt ready to date and I was alwyas dumping guys, Just wait a little while. [ Telly24555's advice column | Ask Telly24555 A Question ]
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