f/14 Don't tell me im too young to have sex. I know i shouldnt have, that was my mistake last year in 2007 there was this boy I started liking in april. well in August, I asked him out and he said he was really sorry but no. but we flirt sooo much its unbeliveable[sp] then a few weeks go by and he ends up sneaking over to my hoouse at like 1:00 am and I snuck him in my bedroom window and things started out normally for us alot of flirting, kissing, but before the night was over with i ended up giving my virginity to him. so a week later I decided I was going to ask him out again and hes like idk let me think about it. two weeks pass. I asked if hes made his mind up yet and he says he still dont know. tehn like a freakin month and a half passes and he still says idk..he never truly gave me a yes or no. I stopped talking to him for a long time. We just recently started talking again. today I seen him kiss one of my good friends and it really hurt me. I dont like him anymore.. but it still hurts... why cant i seem to get over him after he hurt me so badly?
lfischer1223 answered Tuesday March 25 2008, 7:05 pm: There will ALWAYS be a spot on your heart for that person that took your virginity to him. And I know you don't want to hear it, but that was your biggest mistake was giving him what it was that he was after. For a lot of guys, that's all that they are really after, no matter how fair that seems. It's going to take a while for you to be able to move on and forget about him but always you will hold a spot for him because he was the first one and no one else can have what he had. Good luck hun and let me know if you need more help.
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