ok im 14/f and i have known this guy that since 6th grade. 7th grade we had this fling. we would hang out after school and do intiment stuff then he told me if i gave him a few days to think he might ask me out. but then he wound up going out with this girl who was supose to be my friend. but 8th grade came along and they were together for the entire year. they were almost to their 2year aniverery but they broke up. and now he wants to do a fling again and im all for it. but im afraid hes going to break my heart again. any advice?
kerry_jeanne answered Sunday January 25 2009, 4:11 pm: Don't go back to him. Show him he had his chance and he blew it. Honestly he might just be keeping you around without the lable of 'relationship' for security reasons because he may have low self-esteem. He wants to appear as if he always has a girl (which would be you inbetween relationships) and once he actually gets a girlfriend he forgets about you. Be stronger than that and make him look like a coward as he did to you in 7th grade. Good Luck! [ kerry_jeanne's advice column | Ask kerry_jeanne A Question ]
kiran answered Sunday January 25 2009, 2:02 am: I wouldn't do it. There is a chance he would hurt you and in life you obviously will get hurt more than once. This guy doesn't want a relationship with you obviously he just wants this "fling" and he changed his mind over some other girl and was going out with her for a year. This is my opinion but I think you should go look for a better guy. Trust me, there are so many good guys out there who would really like you. Good luck! [ kiran's advice column | Ask kiran A Question ]
HotSauce answered Sunday January 25 2009, 1:02 am: Fling (intimate stuff) Not (girlfriend/boyfriend stuff). As much as you want to do this fling thing. I wouldn't, he's looking to use you. If he had really "liked" you, he wouldn't have dated a "so called frend!"
You'll just get your heart hurt.
Have a fling, but do not create emotions for this guy. [ HotSauce's advice column | Ask HotSauce A Question ]
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