Now I've got your attention: I've known this guy for around 3 years and have really liked him for ages. We have loads in common and get on really well. I always knew that it was unlikely anything would happen with him, as, up until recently he had a long term girlfriend (of almost 2 years), and I knew he would never be unfaithful, or want to hurt her or anything. 1 or 2 months back he broke up with her. He's 18, and I've just turned 16. We've always had this, strong bond I suppose. I'm the youngest within our "group", and I think he's always felt that he has to protect me, but I don't think he realizes how mature I am, in a way, and I don't know how to get him to see. We see each other a lot, and are slightly flirty. I know he cares a lot about me...but I don't know if it's as a friend or more. I have seen him checking me out several times before, but does this mean anything? At my birthday I was sitting on his lap, and holding hands and dancing and stuff. But he tends to be like that with most girls, and not because he’s a player, he’s just comfortable with them. I get the feeling he is more so with me though.
2007-11-13
06:59:45
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I am seeing him at a friends 18th soon, and I know there will be loads of other guys there. Part of me thinks, that it would be good for me too meet new people and guys there as I have wasted so long on him, but another half thinks it is my ideal opportunity with him. I half wonder if it would be better if I was less attentive to him I suppose. As guys like a chase, and I’m pretty sure he knows I like him. At the party, do you think I should play it cool, and play hard to get a little. “You had your chance, you lost it. You will have to work for me if you want me now”. And flirt a little with other guys. Or should I just seize the opportunity to get with him.
2007-11-13
07:00:05 ·
update #1
Or do you think I should talk to him a little about how I feel (though of course not the WHOLE truth) and get a straight answer from him. Or finally, should I forget it as anything happening with him, but cherish him as a great guy mate?
Btw, I am a virgin and not very flirtatious with guys (especially if they are mates). Have you got any flirting tips. He is also the kind of guy, I would like to loose my virginity too (I know I am likely to get a mixed response to this), but I know he would not take advantage of me or whatever. Sometimes I would like him to though, but that is not really a question.
2007-11-13
07:00:38 ·
update #2
please ignore the last paragraph
2007-11-13
07:02:42 ·
update #3
p.s. I am "legal" in my country. So I'm not going to rush into anything, but he would not be breaking the law.
2007-11-13
07:15:07 ·
update #4