I just started talking to this guy and he seems really cool. We go to the same school but we've never talked in person before. He randomly sent me a message on facebook then we started texting. He wants us to hang out together but I'm worried he just wants to get in my pants. People have told me to stop talking to him because he just wants to hook up. I want to hang out with him but what do i do if he tries anything? I don't want to do anything with him I just want to hang out as friends. How can i make this clear to him?
henaaa answered Wednesday April 15 2009, 2:59 pm: you can just hang out with him now cause you don't know for a fact that hes like that but if he does try anything you're not comfortable with tell him. say i really like you but i'm not ready for that yet. i want to wait. if hes like no or anything. say well i'm not a slut and if thats all you want then i'm sorry cause i don't want to do that.
canada2011 answered Sunday April 12 2009, 9:11 pm: Well before you hang out you either need to tell him face to face or text or something. Make it clear that your not the kinda person to do that stuff. That you have no intentions of doing that kinda stuff with him. If that's the reason for him wanting to hang out with you, you need too tell him to leave you alone.
S0Exciited answered Sunday April 12 2009, 8:50 pm: Does he, in anyway, try to flirt with you? Has he ever made sexual advances towards you?
Tell him how it is if he tries anything. Tell him you think he's a really cool guy and you would love to be just friends and absolutely nothing more. You not the kind of girl who hooks up with guys. You don't have to be a jerk about it, just tell him in a gentle yet strong voice and approach.
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