Well, first of all, the boy I'm talking about is this guy: [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) that I talked about in that question.
In answer to that question, I decided to just be friendly. Today, I was talking to him online and I had finally had a chance to talk to him at school and he was friendly and all. Online, I said, "so how old are you?" Because I just wanted to make sure he was actually 12.
He said, "I have to go, bye :) see ya :) " .. but he was still online ages after that. Is it because I asked him how old he was? I know that I might be overreacting, but I HATE having people annoyed at me or angry with me even though they say their fine.
So what do I do now? He's still online . . should I be like, "your still online..." But I don't want to be mean or rude! Or should I just pretend that I don't see him online, or something?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Friendship? Trauma answered Saturday June 4 2011, 3:37 pm: Unfortunately I can't see your link, so I'm gonna answer this the best I can without it. It does seem a little weird that he said that instead of answering your question, but maybe he was just in a hurry. I would just wait until the next time you two talk and then try to ask him again, and then if he avoids the question for the second time then something's definitely up. I wish I could help more, but like I said, I can't see your link. If you need any more advice feel free to message me again. [ Trauma's advice column | Ask Trauma A Question ]
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