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Post by glittergal on Jan 7, 2005 22:45:10 GMT -5
lol critter..
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Post by eadg on Jan 11, 2005 20:52:33 GMT -5
Ok, I got a guy problem. There's this guy in my Art class that was bugging me today. He kept on tapping my hat. Then he decides that him and I have to share a chair and proceeds to sit on half, whenever there is an empty seat next to me. Then he used my folder to write on. And he criticizes me on my work, saying that it sucks and all, even though I know he's only joking. But still, I hate criticism, especially from someone that doesn't really know me. Why do guys do this? Another question: In my Govt. class, we have a new teacher and her sister was in today. Well, the guys decide that they're going to whistle and tell her lame pick-up lines. I'm just confused as to why guys would do this, when the teacher is right there. And no, the sister is only 19, making her a year older than most guys in there. 1st answer: He likes you and wants attention from you. I don't think he's acting mature though and that's why it seems weird. It sounds more like something a girl would do than a guy. 2nd answer: They're doing it to get a few laughs... simple as that. |
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Post by AquaBlue on Jan 12, 2005 0:43:54 GMT -5
For your first answer: EWWWW!!! I was hoping that wouldn't be the case, but I figured that it was anyway. And of course he's not acting mature. I think he figures that girls like weird, crazy type of guys. I do, but not to his extreme. He was bugging me yesterday as well, making fun of my clay project and when I knocked the stupid slip (clay glue) over. He also told me that he likes me and that I'm 'nice'. I've been nothing but sarcastic and rude to him. Could that possibly be that he likes a challenge or something?
2nd answer: I'm really not surprised, but can't a guy be funny without seeming rude?
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Post by eadg on Jan 12, 2005 13:41:28 GMT -5
For your first answer: EWWWW!!! I was hoping that wouldn't be the case, but I figured that it was anyway. And of course he's not acting mature. I think he figures that girls like weird, crazy type of guys. I do, but not to his extreme. He was bugging me yesterday as well, making fun of my clay project and when I knocked the stupid slip (clay glue) over. He also told me that he likes me and that I'm 'nice'. I've been nothing but sarcastic and rude to him. Could that possibly be that he likes a challenge or something? 2nd answer: I'm really not surprised, but can't a guy be funny without seeming rude? 1st: Don't be mean to him.... then he may think your playing hard to get. Be nice, but tell him that he needs to act a lil more mature. 2nd: Some guys can (I can), but some guys don;t have a heart. |
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Post by gopher on Jan 14, 2005 21:44:08 GMT -5
do some guys really not have a heart? is there any hope for them?
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Post by AquaBlue on Jan 15, 2005 0:07:20 GMT -5
1st: Don't be mean to him.... then he may think your playing hard to get. Be nice, but tell him that he needs to act a lil more mature. 2nd: Some guys can (I can), but some guys don;t have a heart. 1: Ok, I'll try to be nicer to him, but I won't like it. Luckily, I won't have to deal with him for a while, because he's in SAC. If you don't know what that is, it's like an all-day detention, where all you can do is work. By the way, he has asked me out before, and I plainly told him 'no', because I do have a boyfriend. This guy then proceeds to tell me that he has a girlfriend and asks if we can still hang out. I guess he doesn't like 'no' as an answer, though I did refuse to go out with him again. He hasn't asked since, but I'm a bit worried that he might. 2: Well, I know guys as well that can joke around without seeming rude. My boyfriend is that way. I would just like to hear guys at school by a little more mature. |
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Post by eadg on Jan 18, 2005 18:59:56 GMT -5
yeah i know.... it's sad.
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Post by ***chocolateIceCream*** on Jan 18, 2005 23:20:37 GMT -5
do some guys really not have a heart? is there any hope for them? hahaha!  |
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Post by jesusmybff4life on Jan 26, 2005 14:48:38 GMT -5
Hey I ts was kist a quiesttions lol
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Post by Bowler Chick on Feb 13, 2005 18:43:38 GMT -5
There is this guy in my youth group and I had only went 2 times,and then I started going again after a long break,and he was like hey!and he remembered my name,and then sometimes after youth group he comes and talkes to me and like they were having this youth retreat thing,and he was like are you coming?I hope you will and stuff,but then one time I came up and talked to me and he ignored me and starting talking to the guys.Do you think he likes me??
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Post by eadg on Mar 23, 2005 12:25:11 GMT -5
but then one time I came up and talked to me and he ignored me and starting talking to the guys. I would ignore you too if you came up and started talking to yourself. But for real, I don't know. It's hard to tell. A lot of people in youth groups are just really friendly. So if he does your going to have to either supply me with more info. or make your best judgement. |
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Post by lola on Jun 17, 2005 18:51:53 GMT -5
There's this guy I really like, with whom I enjoy playing sports. He's really nice to me and everything. Is there a chance that he might like me as a girl, or will he always just think of me as "one of the guys", because I'm really rough and not very "girly" when I'm playing with them? I guess it's kinda a stupid question...but I wanna know.  |
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Post by eadg on Jun 17, 2005 20:15:30 GMT -5
I'm not 100 percent sure how HE feels, but it is totally possible for him to like you as a girlfriend. If I played sports, I would want a girl that enjoyed the same thing and if she's rough and good at it, all the better.
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