what  teen girls expecting from a boy friend?
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all teen girls share some of the same issues....but differently......i knoe it doesn't make sense. but all girls want a good guy, a nice guy, who has money, isn't going to mistreat her, likes her for who she is, doesn't just want her for sex and really wants to be in a relationship with her, not gonna cheat on her and is just an all around good guy.  Now obviously we can't expect guys to change nor should we try to change them, but at least ya'll can try harder at being the best man ya'll can be. hope this help
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The boy friend is not a husband!
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Let her date him.  Things like this happen.  Boy/girl friends come and go, but friendships can last a lifetime.
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Yes there is a problem. You and your friend are a little immature. One thing a woman or girl does not want is a immature boyfriend. Its like playing with her little brother.  If you like her and your are like friends with her or even if you talk to her sometimes. Just tell her how you feel. And yes you are thinking well that's easy to type but not easy to do and you are right. Wait till she is alone or just pull her to the side and just say it but be sure to work your way to it : Like say: there is something i have been wanting to tell you for a long time. or something like that. She might just say yes or she might says no. Either way she will know you are mature enough to tell her face to face.
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girl friendship is about emotions
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The girl will come when the time is right.  Don't look for her.  Also you are in a stage of relationships that is wierd.  Most relationships in your stage are puppy love or popularity love not saying anthing bad but it is a time to find out what a girlfriend mean and how you get one.  A lot of teens in this stage look at all there class mates that have girlfriends and boyfriends and want one themself.  Again don't look for one, and the right girl will come.
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It is very important for a girl to have a male friend who is just a friend. Girls are rarely good in friendship. They tell your secrets to everyone, they may forgive about friendship etc. That is why guy friends are so treasured. I had such a friend and although I understood 100% that he is interested in me more than a friend I made myself believe that we are just friends. He could even stay for a night in my house, sleep on a couch in my room etc. But then he had a promotion to a different country and proposed to me (and we didn't even kiss). Of course I denied ;(.
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Deepthinker (I love your name!)\n\nFor starters - This is something to remember -- on one hand, it is a GOOD thing to examine your steps, and decisions.   Too many teens (and everyone in general) do things without considering the consequences.\n\nOn the other hand -- TOO much introspection can lead you to stay in neutral.  Don't get me wrong -- if I were to choose between a regrettable, impulsive act, vs waiting too much, I'd still choose the wait.\n\nBut there are OTHER issues in life where you will need to recognize the person in you that procrastinates.   And, sometimes, waiting for the perfect moment, has its drawbacks.\n\nOK -- NOW, ON TO YOUR QUESTION:\n\nLet's examine your statements, one by one.   ("Your thoughts in quotes").   "I just don't want it because I'm still young but I really like him".\n\nOnly you know when you're ready for a relationship.   Respect that intuition.   However, if it's the fear of the unknown that's stopping you, then you can set the guidelines.  And take it real slow.   Just friends learning about each other.   That way, if he's not "the one", there won't be any hurt feelings, or lingering emotions.\n\nThe fact that you like him is worth noting.   Only you know why, so maintain a balance -- enjoy the moment, and keep your emotions on check, you know.\n\n"NOW AFTER A YEAR HE STILL LIKES ME AND HE'S WAITING"\n\nI don't know if that's typical of teens these days.   When I was a teen, I'd wait for someone to show her I wasn't playing the field, or that she was the one.   But I was just too shy to open my mouth, too!   Waiting a year for someone is admirable if the guy has raging hormones (sorry, to use that term), but shouldn't be a big deal in the sense that anyone with character would have these qualities.   \n\nI guess it's a good thing -- not spectacular, but good.\n\n"MIGHT NOT WORK FOR BOTH OF US.  I FEEL WE HAVE A LOT OF DIFFERENCES."\n\nThat will be an issue if the relationship goes long-term.  And it's not a bad thing.  Differences are what makes couples stronger.  If your communication skills are good, and your emotional levels are mature, you can help one another realize something about themselves (e.g  A blind spot, or something you can make them stronger in ).\n\nIt doesn't work if neither of you is willing to overlook the differences.   It won't work if neither of you are able to yield on these differences.  \n\nI don't know exactly what these differences are.  If they're cultural -- that's significant, though NOT impossible to work out.   If these differences are something like hobbies, or interests -- well, if you like one another, you will learn to appreciate what that other person is into, and it will add to your life experience.  However, if it's something like he's into sports, and you're not -- well, again, you can work it out.  Couples need to give one another space on some issues.\n\n"I ALSO BELIEVE HE REALLY LOVES ME BECAUSE ... MORE OF A DECADE."\n\nThe decade part is more of a consideration.  There IS something valuable in knowing someone for 10 years, even if you never spent time with one another.  It's significant in that the time to observe and indirectly share in a timespan has its value.\n\nYou don't, and won't know if he really loves you, DT.  True love is more than a feeling, or needing companionship.  It's unconditional.  It's mutual respect.  It's about forgiveness and acceptance.\n\n"SHOULD I GIVE US A CHANCE?"\n\nFriendship is always a good thing.  Just take it slow.  Don't have any expectations.   Keep a watch on the doubts, and see if they evaporate with time, and what caused them to leave.   If they left because of physical contact (and it's WAY too early, for that, and can lead to shortcuts you might regret later).\n\nBut, if those doubts leave because o
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First order of business is to learn how to spell.  Girls usually like that in a guy.
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GIRLS:\nALESSANDRA\nADRIENNE\nALEXIS\nANDREA\nCASSANDRA/CASSY\nCLAIRE\nEVA\nFRIDA\nMIA\nSOPHIA\nNATALIA/NATALIE\nVANESSA\n\n\nBOYS:\nADRIAN\nHUNTER\nTYLER\nJESSE\nSEBASTIAN\nRICHARD\nPHILLIP
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I expect love, attention, trust, honesty, to be a close personal friend and for him to be humorous and witty.  He needs to smile a lot and willing to try new things together.  Be willing to have a long lasting relationshiop and be honest enough to come straight withme if it is not working out. I expect to get flowers, taken out on romantic dinners, slow walks in the park, occasional travel. Everyone's expectation is different!  I expect him to treat me the same way he would want to be treated.
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It's normal, for guys to assume a pretty girl, already has a boyfriend. They find it hard to believe that no one has asked you out already.\nAnother reason, is boys, and afraid of being spurned, and might think that you are out of their league.\nThe best thing to do, is to let your friend spread the word, that you are single and looking, that might get you more offers.\nIt has happened that the prettiest girl in school, ends up with no date for the prom, simply because all the boys assume, that she already has a date, and will be flooded with offers.\nSo let it be known that you are available, that should do it for you.
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if you mean famous, then the boy would be Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day\nif you mean anyone on earth then the boy would be Dylan Hunsburger (friend)\nfamous girl: PINK \nany girl: Hannah Burchfield (friend)
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Hey sounds like a wonderful time to check out Becca and the new guy.  Friends are a dime a dozen, threesomes...tough.
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Have your boyfriend forward that forwarded message back to the girl friend. A few people may grow up a bit.
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she her he is what you say set him up with a other girl and tell her you will if her money to set him up and make the girl texts the boy and see if he texts her back and says some thing like you want to go out and steel his phone when you've got the chance and show her the texts and she will spit him up and you say i did it because i care about you and she will in time say do you want to go out or ask her
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If you want a girl to like you, just be her friend. Girls usually like the attention that friends give them. Anybody that is easy to talk to, has listening skills, is always good as a boyfriend. My current boyfriend was a friend and is a friend. Surprise her with things and if you want send her "Secret Admirer" things. Girls like to be showered with gifts specially if is from a secret love-friend.