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Thursday will be me and my girlfriends 3rd week ann. i need help for making plans that day. i need some suggestions on this relationship too. also her ex is trying to get back with her by telling me its over but it's not true. also he is telling me things u wouldnt believe. i have trust in her and she would never lie. she tells me it's not true. i need help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Justin,
My best advice is as follows:
1. Don't talk to the exboyfriend.
2. Don't hound her for any explanations unless you want to be an exboyfriend.
3. For Thursday, ask her what she would like to do. Then do it.
4. Don't worry about any of it. What happens, happens. :)

Mary
 
Justin,

If he believed the nasty things he is telling you about her, he wouldn't be trying to get her back.

Next time he wants to talk to you, tell him he needs a hobby. The more you let him talk, the more he wins. He simply wants to erode your self-confidence, and put you on the defensive with her.

If you can't let all the garbage that her ex told you go, you probably are not ready for a relationship with her, nor maybe she with you.

Mary gave you great advice. Where was she when I was dating? Listen to Mary.
 
tobagotwo said:
Mary gave you great advice. Where was she when I was dating?

I think I was graduating from high school just like you were (1970?). I wasn't nearly that smart back then. :)

Mary
 
:D :D :D :D :D


Ah... Young love...


Find a florist, some local flower shop or maybe a nursery and look around at the flowers they have. Does your girlfriend have a favorite? Or maybe just a favorite color?

You can buy a nice flower for just a few bucks. A dozen roses can run upwards of $60.00 or more but ANY really nice flower will do and a single lily can be quite special and unique, an expression of YOU, not just a guy buying his girlfriend flowers.


My son (he's 4) and I bought a lily for my wife a few months ago, I think she loved that more than the roses I had gotten her for Valentines day a month before I had my valve replacement...
 
Justin,
If she ends up going back to her ex, she not worthy enough for you. Treat her well, but don't compromise your values for a relationship at 14 or at 40. Wait for those who appreciate you for you.

And don't forget - Mom's approval is always a good sign. :)
 
As far as flowers - I always went out and picked wildflowers, because I felt they were more special.

I used to bring them to Eric's mom, when we were dating. She had a girlfriend who looked at them and sniffed, "Weeds! He brings you weeds!" I don't think I was supposed to hear that.

Later that evening, I asked if she would prefer store-bought flowers to the wild ones. She said she liked the hand-picked ones. Then she asked why, and I confessed that I had overheard her conversation with her roommate. She laughed, and said that I hadn't heard enough. After I was out of earshot, her girlfriend, a little misty-eyed, had said, " I wish someone would bring me weeds..."

What's the point of this? There isn't one. When old people start talking, things like this come out. Unfortunately, there aren't any Depends or Ditropan XL for verbal leakage.

Listen to Karlynn, too.

Best wishes,
 
One more thing to add, and this isn't about flowers. =)


Be open and honest with HER, that's all you need really.


This guy's talking trash because he's upset that he got dumped and now he's jealous, that's all. He will say whatever he can to try and get to HER, to hurt her because he feels hurt. He's using you to do that and the best thing for you and your girlfriend is to ignore the ex.

He's in the past, he had his chance to build a strong relationship with your girlfriend and it didn't work out. Let him remain history, yesterday's old news. =)


I've always taken people at face value. I give everyone a certain level of respect and courtesy and let THEM show themselves to me. If you're a jerk, that will show, if you're a decent person, that shows too. Just try to let them prove themselves, good or bad. If this guy's a jerk he's going to make it blatently obvious at some point.

In that same line, you need to be true to yourself and let your girlfriend see what kind of person you are, what kind of MAN you are.

Girls seem to like that, like someone who's strong enough to control THEMSELVES when someone else is dishing out the sh**.

The best you can do is to turn your back on the guy, don't let him have a moment of your time and don't let him make ANY decisions for you in your relationship with your girlfriend. =)


If you decide to pick flowers somewhere, be careful you don't pick through any poison ivy and make sure you don't give her anything she might be allergic too!

That's the only reason I suggested the flower shop, generally allergies to those things aren't as common.


Ignore the ex-boyfriend, he'll go away when he figures out no one's listening to him anymore. :D
 
You mightn't like what my take on this situation is, but since you asked, I'll put my 2c in (..which, by the way, you are free to ignore..).

Honestly, if I was dating a guy who was planning a 3rd WEEK anniversary... I'd be feeling somewhat smothered and thinking it was pretty obsessive/possessive behaviour....which isn't a good thing.

But that's just me...

It's not that I don't love being pampered and taken out, but if you're going to make it an "anniversary", at least wait until it's something a little more substantial (..maybe 3 months, rather than weeks..). At least by then you'll know if she's definitely over the ex and looking for something more meaningful with you.

In the meantime ignore the ex and if you want to do something nice for your girl, do it because she's wonderful and deserves it, not because you've been an "item" for X amount of days.

Some of my favourite treats are: a back/foot rub, a picnic at some lovely location, a home-cooked meal with candles (..or even pizza with candles and music if you can't cook!..), flowers, a nice bottle of wine, a cosy night with some great movies, ....anything that a little thought and caring goes into.

Hope all goes well for you...

Anna : )
 
Justin - when I was your age, I felt that if another girl was good enough to steal my boyfriend away from me, then she was certainly welcome to him! Get the picture? Don't suffer - it will turn out in the long run. Love, Great GrannieAnnie
 
Sorry I was so harsh!!!

Sorry I was so harsh!!!

OK, I've just found out how old you are Justin, and I feel a bit bad for jumping on you so hard (..sorry!..). Yeah, I remember what it was like to be your age. Time really does have a whole different face to it and 3 weeks when you're 14 is SOOOOOOOO different to what 3 weeks is to a 32y/o.

Still..... ignore the ex!!......(..and the suggestion of a nice bottle of wine - oops!..).

Good luck!
Anna : )
 
Justin-

The best relationships begin with plain old friendship without any pressures. Having a mutual sense of humor is very important as well. Over time, this friendship will intensify for some couples, and if it doesn't, at least you will still have the friendship.

Be kind and helpful to each other. And remember, if the bird flies away and doesn't come back, then that means the bird is not meant to be in your life. You cannot force someone to like you. It will either work or not. We've all been through it several times.

Just take things easy and enjoy your time together. You have a long life ahead of you, being fairly young in years.

My guess is that you will have many friendships throughout your life of all different sorts.

Relationships are difficult. The best ones are easy and fun, the others take lots of hard work and may not work out in the end.

Try not to take things too personally, these are all just passages in life. Enjoy the best of each day, every day that you are alive. And try to give friendship back to those that are close to you.
 
too good to be true

too good to be true

well yesterday she broke up wit me. i am ok. i am on the rebound. any suggestions?? ( think u kno anyonme my age that might wanna ahook up)
 
I am sure there are other very nice girls in your classes. Maybe even some with whom you have a friendship already. Spend some time getting to know them in depth, be like a big brother, just play it easy and nice. Invite them to sit with you in the cafeteria or if school is out, go for an ice cream, go for little walks. Talk, talk, talk and LISTEN. You may find things out about them that you never knew. Life can be surprising and an adventure. Most of that is discovering nice, good people for your circle of friends.

Don't always look for the BIG romance, start small and let things grow gradually.

You're a nice fellow, Justin, and young with lots to learn and a lot to offer to the right girl. Go--have fun, laugh and learn about all kinds of gals. That's how you find out what is important to you in life.

Ask lots of questions and LISTEN to the answers. If you like the answers stay, if not move on.

But always keep the best ones for your circle of friends.
 
SLOW DOWN. :D


Seriously, the best thing you can do, even though it can be REALLY hard at times, is just to lighten up and enjoy yourself. High school's a great time where yo uget to start acting like an adult but don't have all the adult pressures and responsibilities just yet.


If you're a decent guy, fun to be around, relaxed, open, caring, all that mushy stuff, then girls will figure it out. You get to know a few as friends and things kinda go from there.

The best romantic relationships are based on strong friendships, if a couple doesn't work as friends, how can they be romanticaly involved? They'd be tearing each other apart!!!

You'll find love when you least expect it. That sounds corny as hell and teens have been hearing it for generations, I heard it all the time myself and got quite sick of it, but the statement's true.

I met my wife where I work. I wasn't intending to start an office romance, it just happened. We became fast friends and traded barbs in the office all the time when she first started working here. We were both overwhelmed with all the "raw news" during the 9/11 attacks and ended up spending hours "decompressing" over a late night dinner after work for almost ten nights in a row.

We never really dated, just sort of became "an item" and things simply grew from there. The first night I spent at her place, we were watching a movie and I had brought a bottle of wine (not recommended if you're under 21) and after the first glass she was dead asleep. I spent the whole night with her leaning on my shoulder, snoring...


It will come when you least expect it and ONLY when you're not TRYING to find someone. Just let go, have fun and get out there to meet people, that's all. The rest will happen when it's ready, when you're ready.
 
Look for the girl that hits you all the time. She's the one that loves you. For some reason, girls do that. I've never figured it out. Watch out for the "Kickers" though. :eek:

Hmm thinking about it, Karlynn might have been a kicker. :p
 
Justin,
Hensylee is right on the money. There are lots of girls around. If you can stick with a three week cycle (like this last one) you should be able to get acquainted with approximately 12 girls a year (we'll give you a week to recoup), for ten years (making you 24) for a grand total of 124.

That would be great! By the time you're ready to consider getting really serious, you will know exactly who you are most compatible with. So my revised advise is to only work on short relationships. Don't worry about prolonging them, just keep moving! :)
Mary
 
whaaa???

whaaa???

124 girlfriends in 10 yrs. is like scary. they have cooties :p . i dont kno bout that. thats a century and 2 decades and 4 girls.thats alot. i dont me to brag and make an impression that i am despreate, but nfuumuse's daughter is kinda cute but she lives sumwherez that wont do long-distance relationships.
any suggestions for gf help???
 
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