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how to ask a guy out


Question Posted Saturday June 27 2009, 9:13 am

 I am little kid and not giving out much info.How do you ask a guy out?remember I'm a kid in second grade and i need a boy friend!thanks;no name I'm ever telling you.

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ThirdQED answered Saturday June 27 2009, 9:55 am:
Uh, what? Well, I suggest you ask another columnist about that. Relationship is not one of my fields.

Besides, I don't believe that you are in second grade. Your sentences seem somewhat "forced" and intentional. I think you are more likely to be 14 or 15 years old.

But if you really are in second grade, then you're still too young. I suggest you to stay as friends, and wait until you grow up a little.

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