Ok, so recently, on a popular site, (not facebook, twitter, or instagram) I ended up in a very long and not yet ending comment conversation with another user (male). Somehow I believe I may have developed a... crush... on him. The only problem is, I have absolutely zero idea how old he is, but it hasn't come up yet because I have my age displayed on my profile but he does not. Looking at his profile, he seems older than 13 but younger than 30. I tend to think about him a lot, and we talk about twice a day. I'm just so fearful that I'll eventually find out he's 27....
I know how dangerous the internet is, but he just seems so... great. He writes so intelectually, but he uses words like 'awesome'. I'm just so flustered. What should I do about this? Thank you.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Love Life? lightoftruth answered Monday January 13 2014, 7:46 pm: I think you should just let it be a crush and not pursue it at all.
I mean you already know how dangerous the internet is so you really don't want to put yourself in that position.
Besides that, if he is who he says he is and all that, if he's 18 years old, he could end up in jail by dating you. I know that's jumping a little far ahead but that's where you're heading if you do something about your feelings and it would just end badly for you.
Nix_12 answered Monday January 13 2014, 6:52 am: Your 14 - you are nowhere near ready to go through anything even remotely serious at this age. Your still a kid, have fun while you still can. Your going to have different boyfriends all throughout your teenage life - your interests will change when you get older, your body will change. Everything changes, just chill out and be the kid that you are instead of being 'flustered' over an internet guy. [ Nix_12's advice column | Ask Nix_12 A Question ]
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