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Simple, but terrible. Relationships are way too complicated to be summed up like that.
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No, not really. People who tend to say relationships are complicated are probably in the wrong relationship/are drama queens. Of course people annoy each other at times but overall the premise doesn't change.
No, it's just bad advice. There are a multitude of reasons why relationships won't, or cannot work, beyond just do you 'like the person'.
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We're not talking about a boy from Israel and a girl from Palestine here.
Have you seriously never seen a relationship break down for legitimate reasons other than they didn't like or love eachother?
Actually it was Facebook video chat but I'm not going to split hairs
Showing my age, wtf is FaceTimes?
video phone call on an iphone.
Okay, BF GD, I need some advice.
There's this girl that I've met at Uni. I'm doing a music degree, so she's a bloody good violinist and I'm a cellist, certainly not as good as her. We've created a string quartet and are doing some duets together. Anyway, we started off as friends, not really talking via text or anything (I barely use FB), but the last few weeks we've really been talking almost every day. She's sending me some long texts, some short ones. Both of us are starting conversation. We get along really well. Last week I asked her if she wanted to go to a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert, as well as going out for dinner beforehand. We did, and we definitely got along really well - there was a connection of sorts. I'm not sure if she's ready to take things to the next stage yet, though. Any hinters as to what I could do to see if she is really interested? And how long should I leave it before I definitely make a move?
Thanks guys
There's this girl that I've met at Uni. I'm doing a music degree, so she's a bloody good violinist and I'm a cellist, certainly not as good as her. We've created a string quartet and are doing some duets together. Anyway, we started off as friends, not really talking via text or anything (I barely use FB), but the last few weeks we've really been talking almost every day. She's sending me some long texts, some short ones. Both of us are starting conversation. We get along really well. Last week I asked her if she wanted to go to a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert, as well as going out for dinner beforehand. We did, and we definitely got along really well - there was a connection of sorts. I'm not sure if she's ready to take things to the next stage yet, though. Any hinters as to what I could do to see if she is really interested? And how long should I leave it before I definitely make a move?
Thanks guys
Theseventhhamster
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Pretty much all I have is captain hindsight stuff about you should never get that far down the line with a girl without knowing if she sees you as a brother etc friendzone rubbish. Tell her you are interested, nothing to lose.
Okay, BF GD, I need some advice.
There's this girl that I've met at Uni. I'm doing a music degree, so she's a bloody good violinist and I'm a cellist, certainly not as good as her. We've created a string quartet and are doing some duets together. Anyway, we started off as friends, not really talking via text or anything (I barely use FB), but the last few weeks we've really been talking almost every day. She's sending me some long texts, some short ones. Both of us are starting conversation. We get along really well. Last week I asked her if she wanted to go to a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert, as well as going out for dinner beforehand. We did, and we definitely got along really well - there was a connection of sorts. I'm not sure if she's ready to take things to the next stage yet, though. Any hinters as to what I could do to see if she is really interested? And how long should I leave it before I definitely make a move?
Thanks guys
Your time to make a move was when you went to dinner and a concert. Ask her out again and make it clear you're into her lest you find yourself in the friendzone.
Smooch her
this.
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Okay, BF GD, I need some advice.
There's this girl that I've met at Uni. I'm doing a music degree, so she's a bloody good violinist and I'm a cellist, certainly not as good as her. We've created a string quartet and are doing some duets together. Anyway, we started off as friends, not really talking via text or anything (I barely use FB), but the last few weeks we've really been talking almost every day. She's sending me some long texts, some short ones. Both of us are starting conversation. We get along really well. Last week I asked her if she wanted to go to a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert, as well as going out for dinner beforehand. We did, and we definitely got along really well - there was a connection of sorts. I'm not sure if she's ready to take things to the next stage yet, though. Any hinters as to what I could do to see if she is really interested? And how long should I leave it before I definitely make a move?
Thanks guys
That was long and convuluted. My uneducated opinion tell her. She is clearly into you. Women thou, tend to prefer men make the first move. So may as well be brash bold and confident tell her you are into her, ask her for drinks (or if really serious an illegally downloaded movie before getting it on) what's the worse case you end up where you are now? Or at worse case where I am. Where you are trying to figure out if an awkard flirting story over the coffee machine means something............
Seriously ask her over to your place for a drink. Yes or No? Can only go 2 ways.
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Be confident and state your interest - women generally find confidence attractive.Okay, BF GD, I need some advice.
There's this girl that I've met at Uni. I'm doing a music degree, so she's a bloody good violinist and I'm a cellist, certainly not as good as her. We've created a string quartet and are doing some duets together. Anyway, we started off as friends, not really talking via text or anything (I barely use FB), but the last few weeks we've really been talking almost every day. She's sending me some long texts, some short ones. Both of us are starting conversation. We get along really well. Last week I asked her if she wanted to go to a Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra concert, as well as going out for dinner beforehand. We did, and we definitely got along really well - there was a connection of sorts. I'm not sure if she's ready to take things to the next stage yet, though. Any hinters as to what I could do to see if she is really interested? And how long should I leave it before I definitely make a move?
Thanks guys
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Has anyone ever shacked up with a girl their mate used to sex?
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Yes.
It happens a lot.
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Is it weird? Don't get me wrong, we're eskimo bros a few times over, but I think it would be weird being in a relationship with someone your mate has banged.
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