Alright, I have a question about dating...?
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age is defined in somes states as just a number that pertains to whether you are old enough to do something or not. in most states the age of consent is 18. that`s eighteen for you who cannot add. i am assuming you can read. this means anyone under that age cannot consent or agree to anything, whether sexual or not in nature. so my advise is to go age appropriate. that`s +/- 3 to 5 years.
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It's so wonderful.  Congratulations!\nHonestly, just do what feels natural.  Don't worry about what people tell you what you should and shouldn't do - every relationship is different.\nI've found that the most important things you can have in a relationship is HONESTY.  If you aren't honest with someone, you clearly don't respect them.  I respect you and your request, which is why i'm honestly answering your question.\nHaha, not that i'm someone special...i'm just demonstrating my point.\nAnyway, honesty is important, and it's also important to make sure you...YOU...get used to being honest to your girlfriends in the future (unless you two last forever, which is a mixed blessing...because dating around is AWESOME and one of the best ways to learn about yourself and other people).\nGood luck!
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You maintain your self and still be a nice person. Others will see that you are mature about it. You and he may want to date in the future but in the meantime you should start looking for another fellow. ○
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LOL?! And what exactly does this have to do with Dating?
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Why is this in the singles & dating catagory? \n\nI am guessing you do not date that often.
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It is ok to date 2 boyfriends at the same time.... If you are a Ho!\n\nIf you are asking this question, you are a Ho!\n\nTherefore, it is ok for you to date 2 boyfriends at the same time, as you are a Ho!\n\nGet down with your Ho! self !!!!
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Yes is ok..!\nIf you are single or going throught a break up and you are looking and need someone, please visit my site, join free and start dating:\nhttp://tinyurl.com/ykj7bm
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WARNING. THIS THREAD IS FULL OF AWFUL ADVICE.\n\nMan to man, let me give you a very important piece of advice. Do NOT ask women about how to deal with women. Women do not want what they say they want. They may think they hate anticipation, but they secretly thrive on it. Anticipation and unpredictability are good. (Although, I think the line about "I wanna ask you out, but right now am not in the mood" is awful - please don't use that.)\n\nThey're probably going to give me thumbs down for this, but I'm telling you from experience, it's the truth. Again, the two points to take from this:\n\n1. Anticipation and unpredictability are good\n2. Don't trust what women SAY, trust how they RESPOND\n\nSorry ladies, I love you, but the guys who actually follow your advice end up being the guys who are too wussy to get a girl.\n\n[See, there go the thumbs down already! Don't believe em, bro! I'm looking out for you.]
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Asking someone out at this time (or any time) in your life can be pretty scary. Playing games with your friends where you make a bet or dare someone to ask someone out is a common way to get through the immobilizing fear that goes along with letting someone know you are interested in getting to know them.\n\nThere is nothing wrong with this. Dating and courtship should be fun. But not at someone else's expense. Be sure that you aren't participating in games which involve hurting other people's feelings.\n\nIf you like someone, cherish that nervous feeling you get when you summon the courage to ask them out. Even if you are rejected or get embarassed, you will be giving yourself terrific experiences as well as important practice. Right now, dating is simple and fun. You have nothing to lose. The day will come when you will be interested in a very serious relationship and without getting to know what kind of risks you can take now, you might miss a truly important opportunity in the future.\n\nBe safe, smart, and have fun!
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Look, your friends should not determine who you date.  It's really up to you.  Have the courage to date who you like and stand up to your friends.
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Haha!  It's good to be back - computer was down for a few days.  Well.. I'm not a guy, (obviously), but unless things go REALLY well on a date it's a turn-off when the guy is all over you.  You've got to conquer the gettin-to-know-you before you jump on that.  So if it's a REALLY good date then you did get to know each other and it's okay to fall into that animal instinct.  If you're like 99% of the guys out there then maybe it is a good idea to relieve your stress before the date.  You may not get the urge to, er, be selfish on the date, and that will tell the girl that you respect her.  Also - it might give that first impression that you're a laid back bad-a*s type that most of the ladies can't resist.  So yeah - I think it is a good idea!  HA!
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try asking this in a dfferent section , this is about singles and dating...
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I don't see why not.  It's not like you have to walk up to them and say "Will you go out on a date with me?".  Lot's of things have kind of blurred over 13 years.  Dates can be considered just going out to have fun (screw the formal dressed up stuff, that's not the ONLY thing called a date now!).  If you meet a guy you like, ask him if he'd like to go get a cup of coffee and talk.  Or if your timing is right, ask him if he's hungry and if he'd like to grab something to eat.  Just be around him.  Things will happen.  And yes, women can ask men out too.
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Depends on whether the guy / girl looks only at the body for their definition of a date. If that's the case, then no. If not, then it's possible, though your "personality" thing has got me in a bind. It just takes a lot of appreciation, respect, and oh yeah, maybe a different date helps. ^_^
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I'm having the same problem myself. The way I decided to solve my problem, was to be great friends, but casual daters. If you value your relationship (as friends and lovers) talk about it...over chinese food or pizza or something. Really talk about if you think the relationship will last more than a month and what would really change once you 'officially' started dating. would there really be a difference in how you act around each other other than physically (i.e. hand-holding, kissing, etc.)?
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Don't try too hard, be yourself and your date will feel more relaxed and not as if you're trying out a stand-up comedy show on him. Be mannerly, use body language to your advantage. Subtle mirroring of your date can make them more attracted to you as "we like people that are like ourselves." Eye contact- but not so much that your date feels stared out. Have a positive attitude about the datm not like "this one better last as the others haven't been successful" but more of a cool attitude: "if it works it works, if not, there's somebody else out there for me...." Be interested in your date, but don'e annoy them with too many questions. Don't be over-enthusiastic about what your date enjoys as this could be intimidating. Don't move too fast, its okay not to kiss etc on the first date as you're only getting to know the person, go with your instincts, not the so-called "rules" of dating as they are made for ppl who are too afraid to be spontaneous. Be YOU more than anything, and best wishes with it! :)