school is starting soon and i want a boyfriend! like way in the winter-ish we have this thing called "Winter Wonderland", which is like a special dance around Christmastime for 8th graders. and you can go with your friends, but its kinda better if you have an actual guy date! i want somebody special.. but some people just get in relationships really easily.. for me its either that I like them, but they don't like me back, or the opposite. I guess I can be picky at times, but I want my first boyfriend to be someone I wont regret. Plus, I don't know what my parents would say or think.. and if they'd want me to be hanging around this guy a lot, especially if we go on dates and stuff. but I want my first boyfriend to be a good friend of mine, not JUST a boyfriend. and also.. when is the right time to ask a guy out? how do you know if he likes/dislikes you back? haha i know this is too early to think.. I mean school hasn't even started yet, but I want to like be prepared! ;)
idgurl572 answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 3:18 am: A guy you don't know like he's new or something or you just never spoke to him:
-Get someone you know who knows him to introduce yall
-Talk for a week or two, but don't talk to much
-Ask him about homework or tell him you have a question to ask but seem busy and say, "Can I call you later and ask?" And see what he says if he's like yes say," Alright what's you number?" but not agressive or anything don't rush, or pull paper and a pen out right away lo.
-Call him talk to him at school and on the phone for about another week or so but flirt a little don't make it seem like you just want to be friends
-Ask one of you friends to see if he likes you or just ask him straight foward "who do you like?"
-If he ask you don't come out and say "you!" but be like idk, someone nice or something that describes him, and shyly say you
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