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ibanez_2892 wrote on May 23rd, 2008 10:49pmOk UG ladies
There's this chick and we went out and it didnt really work out, but now i like her again and am planning to ask her to the movies.
I think it may be ackward to go though and have no idea want to do
when we get there. I'm not sure if she even likes me anymore but i need advice on what to do to get her to. Oh and im in high school quote |
AlchJabu wrote on May 23rd, 2008 7:46pmColtronics has been answered.
I hope my advice helped! 
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search49 wrote on May 22nd, 2008 10:49pmOkay. Here's the setup:
I just finished my sophomore year in college. I have an apartment that I'm sharing with a female friend of mine, who's a year ahead of me in school. And I have had a crush on her pretty much since I got to this school a year and a half ago.
And here's the question:
How bad an idea is it to get involved with her? It seems that if things fall apart after three months, I've still got nine on the lease, which could make things around the flat a bit unpleasant. So...is it as bad an idea as I think it probably is to try and start something? Should I just resign myself to 'look but don't touch?'
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vintage x metal wrote on May 22nd, 2008 10:05pmColtronics and Kivarenn82, you have been sent responses =] quote |
Kivarenn82 wrote on May 21st, 2008 8:39pmhello ladies, i need some suggestions here.
its my wifes birthday this saturday, and she's dropped the hints that she kinda wants a big fuss. big production!
but i'm sort of at a loss. we have some friends coming over in the evening, so dinners or movies out at night won't really work.
what are some cool things i could do for her?
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Coltronics wrote on May 21st, 2008 2:08amHello, UG ladies,
I kinda need some help. I want to know what sort of things impress girls my age (high -school), or at least can get me noticed. I'm pretty much the quietest guy in my school, so I have absolutely no idea what to do. Any tips would be great, thanks in advance. quote |
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AlchJabu wrote on May 20th, 2008 1:35amtomathy has been answered 
Hope my advice helped!
Good luck 
Sincerely, AlchJabu quote |
ECwomantoneman wrote on May 19th, 2008 2:52pmThat bit at the end was supposed to read
Thanks for hanging in there, will check back sometime soon. Thanks!
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ECwomantoneman wrote on May 19th, 2008 2:51pmHey Saadia, I told you I would post, and I never disappoint! :
I am chatty and flirty with this girl in my year, she's great and we get on great together...but there's a catch...she went out with one of my best mates for a while but it didn't end good between them, so its dodgy
The story there is that my mate was pure mad about her for ages, then they finally went out about a year and a half ago but then he said to everybody he shagged her (I don't really care if they did tbh ) and thats how it ended bad obviously...but until recently he was still mad about her (even if he did self-destruct the relationship, like seriously, why did he do that after finally getting to go out? who knows ) but it looks like he's moved on, he likes someone else and looks like they might start goin out soon. So what do you gals advise? I quite like her and we get on great, but I run the risk of pissing off my mate who is a bit temperamental and a bit immature at times (as demonstrated by his blabbing )
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tomathy wrote on May 17th, 2008 8:01pmhi
me and this girl recently found out that we both liked eachother
and we said we'd go out on a trial basis
but it didnt work out
so, now were back to being friends
but i really want to give it another try
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vintage x metal wrote on May 16th, 2008 4:01amARCtrooper225 and valennic, you have both been replied to.
George, you can join, and I cant stop you from giving advice But certain biological traits of your's might keep me from permitting you to be an official advisor for the UG Ladies group lol quote |
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valennic wrote on May 15th, 2008 3:33amI wish i could have found this group SO much earlier.
Hey ladies, i need some serious help. Theres this girl at my school that i really like, the thing is, ive become her best friend. Like her VERY best friend. The guy shes going out with is 23, shes 15, and hes never there for her. Shes come very close to kissing me on several occasions, i have no idea what stopped her though, Ive let her borrow my phone to talk to her bf before, but whenever i hear the words
"i love you" come out of her mouth, its pure torture.....liking her is tearing me apart...and i really dont know what to do. I like her, were very close, but im afraid i have no chance with her....ever.....so what do i do???
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ARCtrooper225 wrote on May 14th, 2008 2:37amHey ladies. There's this girl in school who, in my opinion, is definitely the cutest here. Anyways, I've only met her once, a long time ago, and never talk to her. It's not like we share any classes or something that would give me some chance of talking to her. I would approach her just to try and "meet" her again, but I'm shy as hell, and it just seems like a really sketchy thing to do. Any advice please? quote |
vintage x metal wrote on May 13th, 2008 10:20pmInsicion and af_the_fragile, you have both been replied to. turning blue, it looks like you've already got your situation cleared out =] If you still feel like you need advice, you can message me personally
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vintage x metal wrote on May 13th, 2008 10:03pmturning blue wrote on May 13th, 2008 at 1:25pm :
thank you brother, and that's what I ended up leaning towards. I wrote her and apologized for being so forward. We've since had a good talk and agreed that the friendship is the most important thing right now (which it definitely is) and if things change in the future for her and I'm still around, then we'll see what happens then. |
Well, that was very mature and respectable! Looks like you dont need our help, you've already got the mind of a gentleman =]
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turning blue wrote on May 13th, 2008 6:25pmthank you brother, and that's what I ended up leaning towards. I wrote her and apologized for being so forward. We've since had a good talk and agreed that the friendship is the most important thing right now (which it definitely is) and if things change in the future for her and I'm still around, then we'll see what happens then. quote |
af_the_fragile wrote on May 13th, 2008 5:34pmOooh, the last comment didn't fully come up...
But all i was saying was i'ld advice you to hold in your feelings till they're still married. You really don't wanna be a reason for their break up cuz thats the worst thing you could ever do to anyone. If they separate on their own, you could then make your move on her. Though if you do get along with the woman, you're very likely lose your guy friend. And if they don't seem to separate, just remember there's plenty more fish out there in the sea!!
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af_the_fragile wrote on May 13th, 2008 5:27pmturning blue wrote on May 12th, 2008 at 10:29am :
G'day ladies. K, here's my deal. I'm nearing 30 and I've been divorced for almost a year and have been living with a good friend and his wife for a good portion of that time. Well, their relationship is very rocky and I sit here and watch as she's not respected at all by him, and emotionally treated very poorly. And at the same time I'm falling hard for her. She's the epitome of everything I've ever looked for in another human being. She's given him a "last chance" to straighten up and talks like it's already over half of the time... well, the other day I let slip that I have feelings for her (to which she replied with a very sweet "awwww" ) and things don't seem to be weird between us, but I was wondering if I should reserve my emotions more (as the are still married) or just see where my heart takes me... any thought would be greatly appreciated |
not a girl,
but i'ld say hold your emotions till they break up. One of the most horrible things you c
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