Can grown ups get crushes or do just teenagers get them?
113967
EVERYONE gets crushes..:)
879948
I think it depends on the age group we're talking about\nmen seem to go through phases \nin their early teens they tend to be romantic\nthen they get cocky in their 20's comparing themselves to all the other guys beating their chests.\nwhen they start to mellow in their 30's they start getting more romantic and mushy.\nin their 40's they start liking Oprah and lifetime movies with a box of kleenex
788756
teenage love usually doesn't last... in our teenage years is a period of soul-searching and growing... is possibly for the girl after she's finished growing up... kinda to fell out of love...
534126
yes i was till age about 15 or 16 ... even i wasnt give my opinions ...and just listen to others ...\n\nbut after this age ...my mouth dont stop lol \n\nso yes it can happend ...\n\ngood luck :)
244713
Well, teenagers always think they know everything, and some people never mature any farther then that.  For those of us who grow up, we can be our weird selves and know that we don't have all the answers.
692085
I am assuming you are referring to a homosexual relationship for teens with a person over 18. The teens are not emotionally developed or morally strong. They may know that sex is wrong without a serious relationship, or with someone old enough to know that teens aren't old enough, but may not want to disappoint the adult. I find adults that persue teens ill. There are those who claim they "love" someone, but it's the same for a teenage girl, wait until you are 18 then you can make up your mind. A boy of 13 is that, a boy. Males mature alot slower that females, so they should make it 21 for males for emotional reasons. My son had his first gay experience at 15 with another 15 year old. That was two boys on the same emotional level, not a man manipulating the experience.
116482
They can make friends easily(sometimes!!) like other children do. Actually making a friend is up to the person, if he really wants to have a friend then he'll make friends with other people if he's shy then maybe he'll have to pick if he's willing. Adults are like kids when it comes in making friends.. some are shy and some are not.
972963
hmmm....depends on your state laws....LOL\n\nSeriously, it is completely dependent on a particular persons level of maturity...I know 50 year olds who cannot distinguish between love and infatuation.
676187
I notice this big time.. there should be certain categories that they can lurk in.. and certain categories that adults can go into and chat, answer questions, etc... \n\nThat's just my opinion.. cuz I really don't care to answer dumb questions like, whether or not if a boy likes them in school or whatever! lol\n\nBesides, the way its set up here now, older ppl can prey on the young and cause alot of problems as a result.
269823
It seems that most people get attached to make up for the things they didnt get when they were growing up. Say, a guy who didnt have a mum growing up will easily be attached to a girl who somewhat gives hime wahat he lacked as a kid. the same applies to a girl. thats why, in my opinion people get attached easily.
591895
We were teenagers once too, you know. We remember how difficult it was to get the grown-ups attention and respect, just as it is for you. You're not going to find love when you go to the club every night, nor are you going to get to know love just by getting older. You need to experience life, live a little, go to school and get an education, get a good job, make decent friends, and travel...if you find somebody you just can't live without, somebody who keeps coming back into your life and you find yourself attracted to this person (and I don't mean physical lust only, my dear, but you actually want to get to know them better, and your heart breaks when theirs does) then maybe you could qualify to know what love is. \n\nJust my two cents.
927118
They are like most teenagers, attitude and all.
638901
Just about anybody who is old enough to understand the concept of the word is old enough to be in love.\n\nHowever, the nerve endings in teens, are less devloped, love felt in earlier years is often the most intense kind of love, they can't help feel everything, as people grow older these nerve endings cover over and sensatins become less, and other areas of the brain devlope further to deal with emotions.\n\nThe love felt as a teenager is the most intense and special love one could feel, if you are in this group, appreciate it and remember it for what it is, but bare in mind as you grow older other things will come into play, and people change over time, while it may feel like the end of the world right now, trust me you have plenty of time to grow.\n\nKindest regards and best wishes
469406
I don't think that they believe that teenagers are naive and immatured.\n\nI feel that a part of them still sees you as a child, yes-no matter how old you are, and there's an instinct in them to want to make sure you're making the right decisions and doing the right thing.\n\nAnd even though you feel that you are old enough to make decisions for yourselves, they are still afraid that you might make a mistake and they don't want you to have to regret what you did.\n\nHmm, most of the time, they are just afraid of letting you make mistakes, or get hurt.
1114073
talk to them about them to find out if this is something that could be more than just a crush. ask important questions like what kind of things they like, what kind of girls do they like, what would they like to do when they grow up, what is their favorite food, how do they feel about honesty, insecurity, gealousy, cheating, where are they at in their life?
831907
Well, crushes on someone are a very normal part of growing up. Even though you are mature for your age, try to focus on your studies and give yourself some time to discover who you are without thinking too much about relationships. There will be plenty of boys when you are older, so try now to think about what you value in yourself as well as other people, but please be careful and remain pals.
419548
Growing up, I guess.  There is almost like a power struggle among siblings who are around the same age.  They want to see who can get the most attention, who can be the perfect kid, or who is just overall the best.  But, when you start getting older, it is so much better.  They are there all the time, your friends until the end.  If you need them, they come around.  I know that no matter what happens in my life, I will always have them to be there for me.  It is a wonderful feeling.