Hi im a 15 year old female and sometimes I feel like I want to be in a relationship. Then, days later I want to just be single. I'm currently still single but sometimes I want to be in a relationship but I do not want to get in a relationship then want to be a single again and vice-versa . so what should I do?
lightoftruth923 answered Monday May 2 2011, 12:01 am: I totally get how you feel.
It's like you want the feeling of having someone there and all that cute stuff that comes with a relationship but there's also a lot of stressful things.
I broke up with my last boyfriend for somewhat of this reason. I liked having the boyfriend but I decided to just wait until I'm really ready for one.
Anyway, I'd just enjoy being single and if you meet a guy you just really like then you could go with him. Plus your point about getting into a relationship and then wanting to be single, you don't want to hurt the guy and regret dating him right? So it'd be a better idea to just wait. [ lightoftruth923's advice column | Ask lightoftruth923 A Question ]
DearAbby92 answered Sunday May 1 2011, 10:56 pm: We all like to think about what it would be like if we were on the other side of something. As a taken girl, I wonder if I would have more fun if I was free to meet other guys. Then again, I also love the security of a relationship.
The reason I stay in the relationship is because of my boyfriend, and the feelings I have for him. I'm not in a relationship just to be in a relationship, I do it because I care about him and like being with him.
Enjoy being single, and when the time comes, you will find a person who you enjoy being with and you will want to have a relationship with them. Theres no need to rush to find this, you will know when it feels right.
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