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 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 3:37 pm
Well, I was wondering, has anyone here gotten a boyfriend/girlfriend this year? Because I sure know I don't.
My neighbor asked out Jack for me yesterday and he said no. crying redface
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 6:20 pm
You should really ask people out yourself-- most people hate getting the run around -____- And would rather hear it straight from you.
And Of course. I have IMMEH. scream
real-life wise, no, I am still single and I'm very happy this way for now. God will bring me a boyfriend when he deams me ready.
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:23 pm
..I would have to agree with Renee. If you're going to ask someone out, you should do it yourself. More personal that way, you know? And it lets the person you're asking out know that you have the guts to do it.
As for me- Renee. scream
In real life, I am sadly very single.
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 10:30 pm
Ooh. I agree with everyone.
Asking out people through others is a big no-no.
If you truly like him, and don't want to give up, try arranging some kind of trip with friends (movies, mall, whatever). Invite him.
Talk to him confidently. Perhaps he'll change his mind. wink
Let him know you have ovaries.
Boys like girls with ovaries.
I'm single. Personally I'm not interested in a relationship, being single is much more fun. I'll get into it when I'm twenty or something.
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 6:15 am
.... XD Crayola, you dork XD
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 1:27 pm
Lol at Crayola-san : D
"Hi Jack, I just want to tell you. I have ovaries."
That'll knock him dead for sure.
... am I being insensitive?
Let's say I have a crush, okay? But this crush happens to be my best friend....
Okay, okay, gonk His name is Ryo, he's Japanese, he's been my childhood friend for about 10 years now, he's freaking gorgeous, he cosplays, and he's currently in a relationship with the most horrible biznitch I have ever met.
I'm not kidding. Imagine this. New girl in neighbourhood. New girl becomes your close friend. New girl is actually an evil canniving rat that only wanted to get to meet your best friend.
WOOOO!
He's ALWAYS dating. And it always ends up badly for him and he keeps saying afterwards in one of our semi-regular best-friend manga sprees of forgetting girls (as named by him) that it's great to know that he can rely on someone who will always be there for him, and that I'm his best friend.
HOW CAN I GET RID OF THAT FOR HIM? DDD': I'm so pathetic.
He gets kind of... emotional when he gets dropped. He's too nice for them gonk But that said, he's too nice for me as well. He can't say anything bad to girls....
EXCEPT ME scream scream FUOSHETOWEHT.
Though, I don't know how it'd work out if we DID get together... because he is constantly annoying me XDD He's awesome, but he is honestly the most a**l person I have ever met. He's constantly teasing me and leading me on.
b*****d.
BUHH D: *tears up random page of paper* GUILD, GIVE ME STRENGTH!!
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 2:56 pm
My confidence level has always been pretty low, so, I don't think I'm ever going to get a boyfriend unless I'm the one who says yes and the boy askes me out. But Taylor just picked up my phone and called him up when She was talking as me, I threw sticks at her and he said no, and so..... Yeah.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:58 am
It's still not an excuse, briluffs. You have to give yourself a chance before you say no, even if you think you have low confidence, it's best just to DO it and get it over with.
You can't just wait for stuff to come into your life, it doesn't usually happen that way. Sometimes you have to try.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 7:59 am
KanaRenee It's still not an excuse, briluffs. You have to give yourself a chance before you say no, even if you think you have low confidence, it's best just to DO it and get it over with. You can't just wait for stuff to come into your life, it doesn't usually happen that way. Sometimes you have to try.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 12:01 pm
Right. As long as you don't end up like me.
I either can't ask them out, I come on too strong, or (here's the new one) HE CAN'T DATE, EVEN IF HE WOULD'VE SAID YES. scream gonk
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 12:21 pm
D:
Bri-bri, (YES. BRI BRI. D<)
there are other fish in the sea, young grasshopper
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 3:40 pm
Wow, now I feel special... xp confused cool rolleyes
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 5:16 pm
Personally, I think you're a bit young to even be in a relationship.
But I agree with everyone else. NEVER get someone ELSE to ask the guy/girl you want to date. Do it yourself.
I know from personal experience. -.- During elementary school, whenever a friend asked out a guy for me, he would always say no. But when I asked him out, he always said yes.
Normally guys prefer girls with confidence.
@Nazo: .. I'm sorry, but I totally squee-ed at your post. xD; You two sound like you'd be a cute couple.. *-* Then again, what do I know? <.> Even if you're not sure how the two of you would work out, it's always worth a shot. You'll never learn anything if you never try. 4laugh -Shot for giving love advice-
Uh. As for myself. Yes, I am in a relationship. >> E-cookies to anyone who can guess my significant other. l3 Because it should have been oh-so obvious.. back when the two of us posted a lot. xD;
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:21 pm
I am single and I am so weird that COMPLETE STRANGERS ask me out.
Once in middle school in 6th grade I was walking down the hall and all of these two boys sitting in the hall say... "Hey, my friend wants to go out with you. He likes you!" and then the other guy argued that it was his friend that liked me.
I was so confused. I said no and walked past them.
Then again, some of the boys in 8th grade said I was an emo lesbian goth girl. D': I nearly beat the shiz outta them. My friends held me back.
Oh, and I think I'm traumatized because of something that happened in third to fourth grade... Somewhere in those five years anyways..
I was playing outside and all of a sudden I hear a "Watch out!" and I feel someone humping my back. I ran as fast I could away from those guys.
Oh, and there was this guy that my best friend in 6th grade liked that I hated when he made her cry. So I made his life horrible in 7th grade when we had the same teachers. In 8th, he was actually a good friend. He said he was going to the same high school I was, so when I got there at the high school he was in my Algebra class supposedly. But, he wasn't there. I dunno if it's just the sadness of losing a good friend or what.
I don't wanna know what love truly is..
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:54 pm
Kairi.nin Personally, I think you're a bit young to even be in a relationship.
But I agree with everyone else. NEVER get someone ELSE to ask the guy/girl you want to date. Do it yourself.
I know from personal experience. -.- During elementary school, whenever a friend asked out a guy for me, he would always say no. But when I asked him out, he always said yes.
Normally guys prefer girls with confidence.
@Nazo: .. I'm sorry, but I totally squee-ed at your post. xD; You two sound like you'd be a cute couple.. *-* Then again, what do I know? <.> Even if you're not sure how the two of you would work out, it's always worth a shot. You'll never learn anything if you never try. 4laugh -Shot for giving love advice-
Uh. As for myself. Yes, I am in a relationship. >> E-cookies to anyone who can guess my significant other. l3 Because it should have been oh-so obvious.. back when the two of us posted a lot. xD;
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