sarah
17 years ago
hey boys, im sarah, im 13.... ive been in a relationship for a hole 5 months i really like the guy and he loves me too. we dont go to the same school and we are both kinda popular at each our own school and when we are togheter my friends or his friends come to see us and sometimes they come in a wrong moment so it gets kinda akward between me and my boyfriend. we cant seem to be able to be alone with my boyfriend for 1 hour without either his grandparents (they are good people just depending on my boyfriend)or friends bugging us. i really need to know how to let him no that we need some alone time like really "ALONE" .... from personal experiences guys how can i approach that without being too girlie? |
Tony E
17 years ago
I disagree, at 13 girls can be too girly for guys that age. Most 13 year old guys want to play, have fun, and for the most part just mess around and be a kid. I know if a girl asked me for more alone time now I would make time, but I'm not sure what my reaction would have been at 13. You are just entering the age (at least for me) when you are starting to get more serious with the opposite sex, I know you probably think it's been a few years but when you look back when you're older you'll probably realize nothing before this was even remotely serious. My suggestion would be to take it slow, maybe ask him for another hour or two alone each week and work your way up from there. |
sarah
17 years ago
shhdontmove is right (i hope so), really i think it should be like that too, i think i need to remove my shyness when some friends walk in during a "private" moment like a smooch.... |
sarah
17 years ago
look maybe i dont know exactly what love is yet but chill i like this guy not LOVE since im 2 young but like if thats better for your ears.... this guy has been my best friend for yrs now that im going out eith him i really care about him. hes been fighting for 2 years for me and im not taking him down now.... thanks shhdontmove, thanks for understanding! |
Tony E
17 years ago
I don't know why you guys get so made at kids saying they are in love, I know for one I thought I was in love many times as a kid, we all do, the fact that we now know that it wasn't love doesn't mean that other people arn't going to feel the same way. Just remember what you used to be like gaga over that girl/boy in grade 6 who's name you can't even remember anymore. It happens, we all feel that way, there is no reason to yell at people for believing they are in love like we all did! |
Pianist
17 years ago
"yeah but damn mann, she's 13, it would be different if she was 15, thats a more respectable age to 'start learning' about love" |
sarah
17 years ago
thanks tony |
Jaime
17 years ago
Plan a day to spend with your boyfriend. And tell your friends you are busy and can't hang out with them. |
Pianist
17 years ago
Sarah - Did you even read my post? I said age is completely irrelevant to love. And your definition of love was an overused cliche. |
Lovely Bones
17 years ago
Love does include all of those "heart warming" feelings and blah blah blah, but I bet that some of you don't realize that love is not just a feeling, but a commitment. When you say I love you to someone, it's serious. A lot of people don't realize how serious it is. I'm 16, and I still have a hard time wrapping my mind around it sometimes, that's why I'm waiting. |