palmomagpie
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I wonder if cops actually genuinely ever use these lines. They're classics
Beauty & Style Awkward Flirting Stories - Part 2
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I wonder if cops actually genuinely ever use these lines. They're classics
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At least you can talk womens footy if the conversation stalls
Might meet a few players even.
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Was considering booking a speed date tonight but @130 bucks f that. And reading the fine print wasn't even a real speed date(no 1 on 1 action) just a 3 course dinner where you try your luck. F that may as well go to the pub.
Go on...
What has made you think he might be?
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We're going to need more than that
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Know him through a social situation for a while now. He sits next to me sometimes, makes jokes around me, told me I looked nice last week, we ended up being the last two to leave last week ( just co incidental ) and we had a long chat.
Makes jokes around you =
Makes jokes about you =
Makes jokes about you =
palmomagpie
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Next time you're left alone, why don't you ask for a coffee/drink together just the two of you? See his response, which should indicate pretty quickly his level of keen . Good luck either way
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palmomagpie
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The 10 pages of filler are just there to bump the thread until some poor bugger decides to unleash their failed flirting attempts in the thread
Yes/no to dating a 17 year old who will turn 18 in a month, as a just-turned 21 year old?
Has all the potential of an AFS, right?
Has all the potential of an AFS, right?
Yes do it/her
is that still high school age over there?
it is a negligible age gap but blokes in their 20s who date high school chicks always come across as dirtbags.
it is a negligible age gap but blokes in their 20s who date high school chicks always come across as dirtbags.
Starting her first year of Uni, but exactly. It's the dirtbag image I'd get.
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To me it is fine. It is a 3-year gap and she is out of school. Play on.
If you are worried then just wait the month until she is 18 or keep it quiet until that time.
If you are worried then just wait the month until she is 18 or keep it quiet until that time.
If she is out of school then it is fine imo
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One of my best friends started dating a 25 year old when she was 16. Very controversial at the time due to the huge age gap even though it was an innocent relationship due to cultural and religious factors. They're now 30/39, have been happily married for 12 years, and have a beautiful baby boy that I'm a loving "auntie" to.
I dated a 21 year old when I was 18. I was already in uni though. Funnily enough that's the biggest age gap I have ever had, but he remains my most immature boyfriend ever relative to me .
In other words, go for it Andonis1997 and good luck
Might be worth waiting the extra month if you have any reservations though.
I dated a 21 year old when I was 18. I was already in uni though. Funnily enough that's the biggest age gap I have ever had, but he remains my most immature boyfriend ever relative to me
.In other words, go for it Andonis1997 and good luck
Might be worth waiting the extra month if you have any reservations though.
Even though 21 to 18 is only three years, the maturity levels will be enormous.
Thanks for all the help and well-wishes guys!
I can be pretty childish when I want to be, but that's definitely another thing I'm concerned about that age.
Oh, I remembered I do actually have an AFS (which I didn't realise at the time was an AFS... But good god.)
So, I went on a date with a girl and it was almost certain we were going to become a couple (as we met through a mutual friend). On this date, we asked eachother questions from the internet. General questions like 'Would you fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?'. The generic questions. I also found out about siblings, she had 2 brothers. The youngest one was healthy, and the older one had autism.
Anyway, the question 'What is your least favourite vegetable? came up.
So, my clever, witty and crude-humoured self answered "the ones in wheelchairs". She laughs, I think, "great, well done Andonis".
Fast forward a couple of weeks, we get onto family again, and she opens up and then tells me her brother's autism is so bad that he is basically 'in a vegetative state' and pretty much unresponsive. So you can imagine my thoughts when I flashbacked to that joke.
Fair to say, her and I lasted a month.
So, I went on a date with a girl and it was almost certain we were going to become a couple (as we met through a mutual friend). On this date, we asked eachother questions from the internet. General questions like 'Would you fight 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?'. The generic questions. I also found out about siblings, she had 2 brothers. The youngest one was healthy, and the older one had autism.
Anyway, the question 'What is your least favourite vegetable? came up.
So, my clever, witty and crude-humoured self answered "the ones in wheelchairs". She laughs, I think, "great, well done Andonis".
Fast forward a couple of weeks, we get onto family again, and she opens up and then tells me her brother's autism is so bad that he is basically 'in a vegetative state' and pretty much unresponsive. So you can imagine my thoughts when I flashbacked to that joke.
Fair to say, her and I lasted a month.
