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 Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:49 am
Hello.
At my works, I get to meet a lot of people, and generally get along with a few of the regular customers. One of them happens to be on of my brothers friends. Ever since I have been working on the tills doing set shifts, he has always come in and chatted etc etc (I wont go into too much detail) and he seems really nice. On sunday he asked me for my phone number, and there is a few things standing in my way.
1. His my brothers friend. Now I don't think my brother would have a serious problem or anything like that, but it would complicate things. My brother and I do not socialise in the same circles and don't share the same friends.
2. He smokes pot. Again its not a real problem, because whilst its not my thing, I know plenty of people that do.... and its not so much of a major thing.
3. His around 5 years older then me. I am 18 and while I'd prefer to be with someone that is a couple of years older but 5 ... is a little more than I would have liked. On the same hand it doesn't phase me so much because I am more mature for my age and have many friends of my own around that mark.
loves
iFairy
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:14 pm
i wld luv 2 help but im 13 and all so yeah.
all i can say is maybe see if u 2 cld get along as friends and go 4m there
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Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 6:34 pm
Well, a number doesn't always mean an intimate relationship. Explain to him how you feel. If not the first two things, then the last one. Especially the last one.
But let him know you'd like to be his friend. Give him your number, but let it be known that you aren't signing a pact to be his girlfriend.
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