Nightcrawler wrote:when I was thirteen, I was not the least bit interested in the opposite gender.
--> sama here
(gone mad with 16
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But nowadays 13-year-olds are pretty experienced in making-out - most of them don't actually desire a steady relationship, I doubt whether they all feel good while kissing. It's more a social routine a teen has to confirm too
Sorry, but I must warn you again, don't expect anything lasting at your age; there might be some exceptions but from 12 to 15 there's flirt, not relationship in most cases.
Indeed - and when they're older, around 20, the social routine changes: now it's trendy to have a steady boyfriend
Even if you don't like him, just to show you
have him, eh?!
Even, if you find him boring, stupid and unworthy of yourself
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--> have done this at 18, got Bored with capital B. and got Happy with capital H. when I got rid of that idiot and I no more cared about pleasing the others, the society
What's the point?!? Dumbledores Master, that girl might be a conformistic girl and if she is, could you even enjoy the time with her?
Nightcrawler wrote:Believe me man, there is no bigger turn on than a guy who isn't afraid to be different.
--> and if she's a bloody conformist, she doesn't deserve you in the first place! What makes me think she's conformistic - look, she is playing a game of yes and no. Girls who think with their own head, usually don't pretend
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, b/c they know what they want and aren't afraid of expressing it. But at 13 loads of girls follow the advices in magazines *trying not to throw up* and don't think for themselves at all. Not many teens are aware if their identity - most of them are desperate for acceptance in a circle of popular friends and would delete their identity for it
Think I've vented enough
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bloody conformists!
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